The News Newspaper - Issue 096 (Date 27-10-10)

UK Self Drive£99 per weekFully inclusive

No hidden extrasDelivery & CollectionGatwick Airport only

CAR HIRE UKVICTORIA

Tel: 0044 1293 432155

Fax: 0044 1293 402600

Sweeping changes to cabinetA new look for the Government - but opinion polls show it is trailing PP by 13 points P3

25.500 copies every week Wednesday, October 27th 2010 www.thenewsonline.es

nthe ews“With freedom comes responsibility; that is why so many are frightened by it” George Bernard Shaw

Cholera epidemic - World News

ousands at riskfrom cholera spread

Six new deaths werereported on Mondaybringing the total numberof people known to havedied to 259 and authoritiesconfirmed more than 3,300cases. The UN’s Nigel Fisher

warned: "A nationwideoutbreak with tens ofthousands of cases is a realpossibility.” The UN and aid agenciesare boosting preventionefforts in and aroundHaiti's capital Port-au-

Prince, where 1.3 millionsurvivors of January'sdevastating earthquakelive in tent camps.Five cholera cases weredetected on Saturday inPort-au-Prince, andisolated. Another 20

suspected cases wereunder investigation bymedical aid organisationMedecins Sans Frontieres(MSF)

Costa del Sol edition Issue 96

FOR ALL

URBANISATIONSROADS AND PARKING AREAS

LAID IN ASPHALT

951 242 873 637 179 [email protected]

ASPHALT AND BLOCKPAVING

JR

amesidgley

PLUS! CRUSHED CONCRETE FOR ROADS,TRACKS CAR PARKS ETC. LAID & ROLLED

300 ton crushed concrete. Available for road, tracks, carparks, etc. Very good for sub-base, can be supplied laid &

rolled. For a good free quote in English ring 637 179 373 or in Spanish 647 206 118

www.staysure.com

Travel Insurance

Home Insurance

The over 50s insurance expertsWE SPEAK YOUR LANGUAGE

Private Health Insurance From €29 per month

Buildings & contents From €99

Staysure.co.uk Ltd is a FSA regulated company. No. 436804.

Over

policy holders!

250,000

952 899 525Local 6, Centro Commercial Andasol, KM189, Marbella, 29600, Málaga (Just past the El Rosario turn off, beach side.)

Car Insurance Up to 55% discount

Funeral Plans Easy payment options

From €3.69

UNION JACKTHE ORIGINALREMOVALS

jack

est.

30 ye

ars

Na�onal - Interna�onal & Worldwide Shipping

PET TRANSPORT• LOCAL REMOVALSSTORAGE FROM 10€ pw.

Tel: 902 109 560UK FREEPHONE 0800 321 3499

WEEKLY UK - IRELAND SERVICE

Call Jack direct, who will visit you to discuss your removal plans over a coffee.MALAGA . MARBELLA . NERJA . ALMERIA . GRANADA

CADIZ . GIBRALTAR . ALICANTE . LA MANGAMADRID... + FRANCE . ITALY . PORTUGAL . [email protected] www.removalsukspain.com

CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

The UN's humanitarian co-ordinator in Haiti has said tens of thousands of peoplein the crisis hit Caribbean island are still threatened by an outbreak of choleradespite some signs that the epidemic is stabilising.

Murray HarperMurray Harper ��

��*�40-�24.�/--�!"�40-�3,2�14-

��

�� +#$!"��+��$!"��! $�� "#��)��)�� )��

�$"��$�(� !�#&��! $"�� +��#$��#��--�(��"#�� $�� &#$"(��(�+�!' ��&#� �##�+��'!"��& ��"$�� '�$��"�� ! #��"�%!

The EU's decision onMonday to contact theCuban government in aneffort to improve ties withHavana has been hailed bythe Spanish press as a firstmajor success for newlyappointed foreign ministerTrinidad Jimenez.However, it was formerminister Miguel AngelMoratinos who laid thegroundwork over the pastsix years. Sra Jimenezrepeated on Monday hisclaim that the Cubangovernment's pledge inJuly to free 52 politicalprisoners merited achange of attitude on theEU's part. The EU's"common position",dating back to 1996,demands that Cuba makesprogress on democracyand human rights beforeany normalisation of ties.France and Belgiumdecided to back Spain andEU foreign affairs chiefBaroness Ashton is now setto contact the Cuban

government to arrangefuture talks. Several formercommunist countries nowin the EU are againstBrussels softening the EUposition on Cuba. And lastweek the EuropeanParliament awarded itsSakharov Prize for humanrights to Cuban dissidentGuillermo Farinas, whoended a hunger strike afterHavana announced it wasfreeing the prisoners. Hewas close to death afterrefusing food for morethan 130 days. The deathof another dissident whileon hunger strike inFebruary put pressure onCub, which has alwaysdenied that it has politicalprisoners, calling themmercenaries paid by theUS to undermine Havana'srule. In September, fourrecently released Cubanprisoners currently livingin Spain urged theEuropean Parliament notto revise the EU's 1996position on Cuba.

WHAT’S Romantica

COn

CER

T

AR

T

WICKHAM’S

ORLD

By Kym [email protected]

Would somebody pleaseexplain to me why the uKgovernment are gettingaway with constantlyraising the pensionableage.

Throughout the whole ofthe time (yes, for over 30years) I was paying intomy uK governmentpension I was told that Iwould get my pension atage 60. After I had paidmy dues, in full, theyannounced they wereraising the age on a risingscale to age 65. now theyhave just announced itwill be rising to age 66!

To my mind, this is a caseof simple contract law. If Idid X, they agreed to doY. I have upheld my sideof the contract but theycan apparently do whatthey like. This must surelybe a very easy case ofbreach of contract law asthey are refusing to payme 6 years money theyowe me that, at today’srate of £97.65 per week is£5,077.80 per year,totalling a whopping£30,466.80 - and we'renot even getting intoSERPS etc.!

It would appear that theuK Government is abovethe laws of the land as faras contract law isconcerned. If it hasinvested unwisely or hasused what was in thecoffers unwisely, whyshould that be our faultand why should wesuffer? I can understandraising the retirementage for newcomers to thescheme as that could beunder a differentcontract, but for peoplewho have already paid?Sounds like theft to me!Any lawyers want to do apro-bono? You’d have alot of clients onpercentage!

They’ve gotto bekidding...

OnWorks by Dvorak and Brücknerbrought to life. Conductor is EnriqueArturo Diemecke with Cellist TatianaVassiljevaTeatro CervantesFri 29 at 8.30pmand Sat 30th Oct 8pm

Exhibition of work byGerman-born artistJohn Bock

CAC MalagaUntil Nov 14th

WEDNESDAY, October 27th 2010

Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn General News02

Eu reviewslinks withHavana

The director general ofHaiti's health department,Gabriel Thimote,confirmed on Mondaythat the rate of increase incholera deaths hadslowed.

However, the numberof infections hadincreased by 10% sinceSunday, and aid agenciesinsisted they wouldremain on alert. MrThimote said: “We thinkthat the situation isstabilising. That doesn'tnecessarily mean we havereached a peak."

Agencies battling tocontain the diseaseechoed Mr Thimote'scaution. Harold Paul,regional emergencymanager for UK aidorganisation Christian

Aid, said he believed thedeath toll would increasein the next few days.

Haiti has not seen acholera outbreak forabout half a century, andmany people arefrightened by the news ofthe outbreak and unsureof what steps to take toavoid the disease.

Poor sanitaryconditions make thecamps and slumsvulnerable to cholera,which is caused bybacteria transmittedthrough contaminatedwater or food. Choleracauses diarrhoea andvomiting leading to severedehydration, and can killwithin 24 hours if leftuntreated. It is easilytreated through

rehydration andantibiotics. UN spokeswoman

Imogen Wall said mosteffort was being directedinto setting up dedicatedtreatment centres andmaking sure peopleacross Haiti were keptinformed of the best waysto stem the spread of thevirus. She said previousexperience of cholera inLatin America in the early1990s suggests that thedisease could spreadeasily across large areasand could incubate for anumber of days beforepresenting symptoms.

Haiti has enoughantibiotics to treat 100,000cases of cholera andintravenous fluids to treat30,000, according to theUN.

ousands at riskfrom cholera spread

continued from FRONT PAGE

WEEKLY WEATHER FORECASTFOR COSTA DEL SOLWEATHER

MALAGA TEMPERATURES IN ºCTODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

WEATHER

23 13 22 14 22 14 20 14 19 12

AlMERIA cAdIZ

cORdOBAGRAnAdA

HuElVAJAEn

MAlAGASEVIllA

20 1424 12

23 0920 05

23 1321 11

23 1325 11

AndAlucIA TOMORROW

AndAlucIA TOMORROW

Information provided by

ANDALUCIA TODAY TEMPERATURES IN ºC

mu

SiC

A Song for CudecaMany of the coast’s top acts givetheir time to perform at thisfundraiserCasablanca Restaurant,CalahondaOctober 29th at 9pmTel: 626 817 130

Catalania's Socialistregional premier JoseMontilla said over theweekend that he had nointention of forminganother three-waygovernment there with thetwo parties whose mainpromise for the November28th election is to seek areferendum onindependence from Spain.Observers have said that SrMontilla hopes his promise

will sway moderate Catalannationalists to vote for theSocialist Party and give hima viable majority in theCatalan Parliament.However, recent pollssuggest that Convergenciay Union, the party whichgoverned Catalonia for 23years before the Socialistsformed their first three-waygovernment in 2003, is setto win the election with asmall majority.

Catalan premierbacks off coalition


Your outlook on the World nNational News 03the ewsn

National NewsON THIS DATE IN

1925water skis were patented

by Fred Waller

Upstairs Opp. Dunnes Stores. Las Rampas Fuengirola. 696 818 595

Cakes made to order andfancy dress can be ordered

Royal Mail Post servicenow available

GREETINGS CARDS, HELIUM BALLOONS,PARTY DECORATIONS

WE HAVE MOVED NEXT DOOR, NOW IN THE BOOKSHOPWE HAVE MOVED NEXT DOOR, NOW IN THE BOOKSHOP

HALLOWEEN FANCY DRESS HALLOWEEN FANCY DRESS MAKE-UP, DECS, MASKS, SAUCY STOCKINGSMAKE-UP, DECS, MASKS, SAUCY STOCKINGS

the party people!!

Information & Reservations Tel: 952 112 123

2 minutes from La Trocha towards Cartama at Km 9 email:[email protected]

Bistro

Open 11am - 11pm - Food served all day

FREE WI-FI FOR ALL OUR CUSTOMERS

Friday Fish Fry - Beer Battered Cod -

€7.95 - buy 1 get 2nd half price

EURoPE’s BEsT aiRCoNDiTioNERsaT sPaiN’s LoWEsT PRiCEs!

LOW PRICE GUARANTEE: If you find any other company selling asimilar product cheaper (it must be the same B.T.U. output and nomaintenance) we will match the price on the spot and give you €50

KOLDAIR 605 428 307KOLDAIR 605 428 307 email:[email protected] 952 933 953FAX 952 933 953

Going strong since 1973

UK

ChEqUEs

aCCEPTED

WE DO NOT EMPLOYSALESMEN BUT BIG JOHNWILL CALL TO MEASUREUP AND SHOW YOU THEAIRCONS. HE WILL ONLY

TAKE UP 15 MINS OF YOURTIME. OUR FITTERS ARE

ENGLISH AND WILL MAKEA NEAT AND TIDY JOB IN

ABOUT 2½ HOURS. PHONE JOHN NOW

D.i.Y moDELs7000 - € 3359000 - € 36512000 - €405INCLUDES BRACKETS, TUBES& ENGLISH INSTRUCTIONS.READY GASSED NO VACUUMPUMP NEEDED - EASY PEASY!

oNLY 75cm

PRiCEs iNCLUDE fiTTiNG aND Tax

“mf” moDELs aRE maiNTENaNCE fREE

FUJIMA MFX

CUT YoUR ELECTRiCiTY BiLL!

NoW WiTh fREE aiR ioNisER!!

THE NEW 2010 MODEL FUJIMA FEATURES

1. Integral ioniser cleans,freshens and removes odours.2. Built-in de-humidifier sucks moisture from all roomsin your home..3. Galvanised outside unit to prevent rust in coastal areas.4. Large airflow temperature range 12º to 38º.5. Time clock, remote control and thermostat all included.6. Last but not least - these top machines do not need servicing every year.

All our airconditioners provide heating at very low cost. Because theyoperate via a heat pump, they use less than half the electricity of

oil-filled radiators or other electric heaters. John will explain!

7000 B.T.U.* €695 €5959000 B.T.U. €745 €645

12200 B.T.U. €795 €695

2010 fUjima-ToshiBa mfx

*British Thermal Unit

Luxury, whisper quiet aircons that never

need servicing and atguaranteed low prices!

FACT: No other air conditioner has all these features!

www.koldairspain.com

Lunch time special €5 until 6pm

Jane’s Bistro Menu - 2 courses

€9.95 after 6pm

A similar number believethat Interior MinisterAlfredo Perez Rubalcaba'spromotion to DeputyPrime Minister, taking theplace of Maria TeresaFernandez de la Vega,indicates that he has beenchosen to be PrimeMinister Jose LuisRodriguez Zapatero'ssuccessor for the 2012general election. Sr

Rubalcaba will now holdthree positions – deputyPM, Interior Minister andofficial Cabinetspokesman.

Health minister TrinidadJimenez has been moved tothe Foreign Ministry andreplaced by Leire Pajin,who was the SocialistParty's organisationsecretary. Apparently

Miguel Angel Moratinoshad no warning that hewas to be dropped asForeign Minister – his dairywas full of officialappointments until theend of November.

Valeriano Gomez is acompletely new face,replacing Labour MinisterCelestino Corbacho whohas gone to Barcelona to

help out in the Catalanregional election slated forNovember 28th. Anothernew face is Rosa Aguilar,former Cordoba mayor andmember of the IzquierdsUnida (United Left) partyuntil she went over to theSocialists a couple of yearsago. Two ministries havedisappeared – the Ministryfor Equality had beenmerged with the Health

ministry and Housing hasgone to the Public WorksMinistry.

The reshuffle aims toboost Socialist Party'sratings which droppedafter the introduction ofunpopular austeritymeasures. The party is nowtrailing 13 points behindthe Partido Popular inopinion polls.

Major cabinetreshuffledoesn't convince

Sunday Lunch at Leslie’s - an exquisite affair

The News Media Group

THE EWSNMEDIA GROUP

THE NEWS MEDIA GROUPThe Coin News Group S.L.

C/Manuel Garcia nº25B, 29100 Coin (Malaga)

Executive Editor: Kym Wickham Design and layout: Damian MerinoAdvertising manager: Geoff HeadingAdvertising sales: Susan Kerrigan Charlotte FlemingAccounts: Carol Livermore Contributors: Martin DelfínCathy Stronach - Pete WoodallAndrea Maclean - Mike KerriganMuriel Pilkington - Ricky Leach -Amy Thomas

The News is a free and independentnewspaper distributed weekly andedited by The Coin News Group S.L.

The News is independent of politicalparties, private interests and/orgovernment. Our policy is to providereaders with a news and informationservice that is fair, accurate andbalanced. The Coin News Group S.L.accepts no responsibility for theclaims or content of any letter,editorial, article, advertorial oradvertisement. No part of thisnewspaper may be reproduced inpart or whole without writtenpermission from the publishers.

Tel: (0034) 952 45 44 91Fax: (0034) 952 45 44 41

[email protected]@thenewsonline.es

[email protected]

Deposito Legal: GR 2794-2008

nthe ewsMEDIA GROUP

PC AUTOSwww.ventaexpress.es Tel: 952 477 709

NEW SHOWROOM OPENING SOON IN COIN

FOR GREAT DEALS ON QUALITY CARSYOU WON’T HAVE TO TRAVEL FAR

www.pc-autos.net / [email protected]

Most polls carried out after last week's cabinet changes showedthat, on average, 70% of Spaniards think they are cosmetic onesdesigned to help the Socialists win the regional and localelections that will take place over the next few months.

NEW at lunchtime. American style speciality sandwiches €5.

This week Beef patty melt with gouda & cheddar on rye

We offer alarge varietyof tapas

Polig. Inds. Calle Ribeiro oncorner of Avda. Salvador Vincente

Maria Teresa Fernandez de la Vega - replaced as Deputy PM

Book now for Christmas - for the Christmas menu,

email [email protected]

Party menu now available


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn National News04

Miguelin, who wasconceived by filmmakerIsabel Coixet as a symbol ofSpain’s vision of the futureof cities, will be one of themain attractions at themuseum to be built inShanghai to commemorate

the exhibition. He was themost photographed exhibitin the Spanish Pavilion,which has already beenvisited by nearly sevenmillion people. Sra Salgadowas in Shanghai on her wayback from a meeting of the

G-20 finance ministers inGyeongju, South Korea.She announced Spain’sintention of making a gift ofMiguelin during a visit tothe pavilion accompaniedby the director general ofthe Expo, Hong Hao, who

received Miguelinsymbolically. Sra Salgadosaid it was an“extraordinarily importantgift” because Miguelinrepresented much morethan the half a millioneuros it cost to bring him

into the world. She said: “We could saythat Miguelin is theambassador of friendshipbetween the peoples ofChina and Spain and thisadorable baby will stay inShanghai as symbol of that

friendship and tostrengthen the cooperationand trade between our twocountries.” Last weekendthe exhibition organisers’’aim of attracting 70 millionvisitors was achieved.

Miguelin goes toChinese museumEconomy Minister Elena Salgado on Monday gave the 6.5 metre-tall robotbaby called Miguelin, which was the Spanish Pavilion’s symbol at theShanghai Universal Expo, to its organising committee.

Benalmádena

High quality apartment in a gated community2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, new kitchen

Next to Torrequebrada Golf, lovely pool areaPrice €259,000 Call 670043000

Mediterra

BenBennalmádenanalmádena

Mediterra

nana

Mediterra


orreq TTorrequebrada Golf, lovely pool areaNext to Price €259,000 Call 670043000


orrequebrada Golf, lovely pool areaPrice €259,000 Call 670043000


orrequebrada Golf, lovely pool areaPrice €259,000 Call 670043000

Following a law introducedby Els Alamus town hallbanning sex for sale inpublic urban areas, womenlooking for customers on theLL-11 road outside the townnear Lleida in Cataloniahave been ordered to wearyellow fluorescent vests orpay fines of €40. A 2004 law

states that pedestrians onmajor highways and hardshoulders have to wear thehigh visibility vests. The localauthorities say they are notharassing the prostitutes butprotecting them from beinghit by drivers. However, thesex workers themselves haveaccused mayor Josep Maria

Bea of trying to drive themout of the area. There are anestimated 300,000prostitutes in Spain whereprostitution is not illegal butprofiting from the sale of sexis. In a recent survey, aquarter of the menquestioned admitted havingpaid for sex.

Prostitutesto wearreflectivevests

That's the critics' verdictof the first episode ofTelecinco's mini-seriesabout the Royal love story.Monday's two-hour-longepisode told how therelationship began andhow Letizia, a commoner,was received at thePalace. For some reasonthe Queen speaks with aFrench accent – she wasborn in Greece and

learned Spanish after shemarried the King, but nowspeaks it fluently andwithout any trace of anykind of accent. The Kingacts more like a spysnooping after his son,trying to keep him undercontrol. In a statementissued hours before theepisode was aired, theRoyal Household said itwas not acquainted with

the contents and had notbeen consulted duringthe filming. When askedabout the series at thereception held onOctober 12th at the Royalpalace to mark NationalDay, Princess Letizia saidshe knew nothing aboutthe production exceptthat “very pretty actress”Amaia Salamanca playsher.

Royal couple mini-series slammed

Pedro Soria Lopez took firstplace and €1,000 for hiseffort - or lack of it. Judgesalso praised the 62-year-oldfor his volume, notching upsnores of 70 decibels -around talking level. Thecontest, run by the NationalAssociation of Friends of theSiesta, was part of a

campaign to revive the siestatradition, which is seen asthreatened by the fast paceof modern life. During thenine-day contest held inMadrid's central shoppingdistrict, 360 competitorsstretched out on sofas andtried to sleep as much of the20-minute period allotted to

them as possible. Theirpulses were monitored tomake sure they were reallyasleep. Judges awardedpoints for the speed withwhich participants fellasleep, the volume of theirsnoring, the most originalsleeping position and thebest-dressed sleeper.

Ecuadorean wins siesta contestA jobless security worker from Ecuador has won a competitionbilled as the country's inaugural siesta championship, bynapping for 17 minutes in a busy shopping centre.

The Prince looks like an idiot, Letizia comes across as aknow-it-all, the Queen is a witch and the King a clown.


Your outlook on the World nNational News 05the ewsn

Paul predicted the winnersof all Germany's WorldCup clashes, as well as thefinal.

Now Spaniards areasking themselves if thismeans the national teamwill never win anotherWorld Cup match. Otherswere more practical,saying “Thank God wedidn't pay all the money tobring him here”.

Several offers of tens ofthousands of euros weremade so Paul could spendhis last days in Spain butthe Sea Life Centre turned

them all down. Staff theresaid his death was notunexpected, becausecommon octopuses have amaximum life expectancyof three years.

Paul was two years andten months old, accordingto the centre's reckoning.Manager Stefan Porwollsaid on Tuesday Paulappeared to have passedaway peacefully during thenight, of natural causes. Hesaid the centre may decideto bury Paul in his ownsmall burial plot within thegrounds and erect amodest permanent shrine.

But Paul will live on in arange of commercialenterprises ranging fromspecial clothing lines tomobile phoneapplications. He will alsofeature in a documentaryto be released early nextyear.

Octopus'sdeathshockscountrySpaniards on Tuesday were shocked to hear of the deathof Paul the Octopus at the Oberhausen Sea Life Centre inGermany.

DAVID’S ANN’SBOOKS

1000’s NEW &

SECOND HANDENGLISH BOOKS

VAST SELECTION ENGLISH GREETINGS CARDS

DAVID’S BOOKSHOPFrancisco Cano 49Los BolichesTel/Fax 952 588 685

ANN’S BOOKSHOPBonanza Sq. (upper level)

opp Supersol, BenalmadenaTel/Fax 952 564 279

UK PASSPORT RENEWALForms & service with a smile

N EWS IN BRIEF

a survey has found that at least half of the Spaniards questioneddid not disapprove of the recent expulsions of roma people fromFrance and said that if the Spanish government were to adopt asimilar measure they would not object. a similar number saidthey would approve a ban of the Moslem veil, while nearly 70%said the burka should be banned. Several recent surveys indicatethat Spaniards are becoming less tolerant of certain groups offoreign immigrants.

Spanish approve gypsy expulsionsMadrid

Got a story? Got pictures?Send your stories

or pictures to The [email protected]

Police sources have confirmed that a man and a woman founddead in an allotment in the city's La Llàntia de Mataró district onSaturday appeared to have been killed by dogs. an autopsy foundno evidence that they had died by human hands.

The police said that the man, aged around 60, and the woman,about 55, had been living in the allotment with several dogs butthere were packs of street dogs living in the area.

Dogs kill street peopleBarCELONa

at the ceremony marking the fifth anniversary of the creationof the Emergency Military Units (UMEs), defence ministerCarme Chacon said they had been so successful that at least12 countries – including russia, Peru, Chile and Morocco – hadexpressed interest in receiving help to create similar units.

She said the UME, consisting of 3,600 men and women in fivebattalions, has been called out to 90 natural disasters – forestfires, floods and heavy snowfalls – since its creation.

12 countries interested in UMEMadrid

MDC

White filling 45

Extraction 44

Porcelain crown Metal bonded porcelain

198

Teeth whitening Home kit

159

Teeth whitening Laser

189

Zirconium crown 329

Dental Implant With crown

999

Veneers 299

Quality dentistry with personal attention for every patient with realistic fees

C.C Cristamar 952 810 408

PUERTO BANUS

C.C Benavista Between San pedro and Estepona

951 272 267 BENAVISTA

Calle Burgos 3 952 917 164

FUENGIROLA

Before treatment Combination of zirconium crowns and veneers

Before treatment Combination of full porcelain crowns and veneers

FREE CONSULTATION &

DENTAL CLEAN ONLY 19

Implant treatment

A law banning smoking inall bars and restaurants waspassed in Parliament andnow has to go to the UpperHouse, which is expected topass the measure. Expected to become law

on January 2nd, it will alsomake smoking illegal inpublic places likeplaygrounds, hospitalgrounds and at publicschools. Hotels however,will be able to designatearound a third of roomsspecifically for smokers.The law will make Spainone of the EuropeanUnion’s strictest countriesas regards smoking. MostEU countries still allowrestaurants and bars tohave designated smokingsections. Lawmakers saythe ban will save thousandsof lives by cutting outpassive smoking.

Strictersmokingban passed


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn World News06

World NewsOn thiS dAtE in

1492Christopher Columbus discovered

Cuba and claimed it for Spain

The 33 also played afootball match againsttheir rescuers andgovernment officials, withthe government teamwinning 3-2.

The teams were madeup of 16 players each inorder to give all the minersa chance to play and alsoto allow for frequentchanges, as some of themare still not very fit.

The total number ofmen on the field, including

the referee, was 33,mirroring the number ofmen who were trapped inthe 5th August rockfall.

The miners havebecome celebrities not justin Chile, but around theworld, since being rescuednearly two weeks ago.

Books are being writtenabout their ordeal, andthere is talk of Hollywoodfilms.

Some of the men have

been to Spain to appear ona TV chat show, while inSantiago and at the WorldExpo in Shanghai, peoplehave been queuing up tohave their photographstaken next to the Phoenixescape capsules that werebuilt to bring the men tothe surface.

Chilean writer PabloHuneeus has copyrightedthe message thatannounced that thetrapped men were aliveand well on behalf of the

miner who wrote it, JoseOjeda. The message wasdiscovered attached to aprobe 17 days after themine collapse.

President Pinerashowed off the note duringhis visit to Europe lastweek and in the UK gavecopies of it to the Queenand prime minister DavidCameron, as well aspresenting each of themwith a rock from the mine.

Presidentfêtes Chileminers

War-hitcountries'mostcorrupt'

President Sebastian Pinera fêted the 33 miners rescued after 69 days trappedunderground with a palace reception in Santiago, during which each minerwas given a medal to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Chile'sindependence from Spain, which was celebrated while they were trapped.

War-torn states are stillamong the most corrupt inthe world, according to anew report fromTransparencyInternational, based on apoll of businesses andpeople in 178 nations. Theworst is Somalia, followedby Burma, Afghanistan andIraq, while Denmark, NewZealand and Singapore tiefor top place as the world'sleast corrupt countries,with the UK 20th and theUS 22nd. The Berlin-basedwatchdog’s report ratesRussia as among the worstfor corruption, in 154thplace. Italy, in 67th spot,now comes below Rwanda.Emerging economicpowerhouse China is in78th place. Chile andUruguay are rated the least-corrupt countries in LatinAmerica. In the MiddleEast, the best placed isQatar.

Dozens of houses weredestroyed by waves afterthe 7.5 magnitude quake,which struck near theMentawai islands.Australian officials aretrying to contact a group ofbetween eight and 10missing surfers who were

on a charter boat in thearea, but poor telephonecoverage was hamperingefforts to contact them.

A local police officersaid bad weather haddelayed a search andrescue operation.

Meanwhile, another groupof Australians said theirboat was destroyed by awall of water.

Captain Rick Hallet toldAustralian media that hisboat was anchored offPagai Island in the

Menatawis when thewaves came: "We felt a bitof a shake underneath theboat and within severalminutes we heard analmighty roar, then we sawthe wall of white watercoming at us." The wavebrought another boat

crashing into them andsparked a fire, forcingthem to jump into the sea.

Some of those on boardwere swept up to 200minland by the wave, hesaid.

Indonesia tsunamileaves 123 deadAt least 123 people have been killed and hundreds were missing after Monday's powerful earthquakeoff the coast of Sumatra triggered a localised tsunami, according to local authority reports.

After reaching a pleaagreement with the USmilitary authorities atGuantanamo, Omar Khadr,the youngest detainee there,has pleaded guilty to all fiveterror charges against himat a war crimes tribunal.

The 24-year-old, whohad been facing a possiblelife sentence if convicted,was wounded and capturedin Afghanistan in 2002when he was 15. He isaccused of throwing agrenade that killed US ArmySgt Christopher Speer, fromNew Mexico, when UStroops raided an al-Qaedacompound in Afghanistan.He was charged at his warcrimes tribunal withmurder in violation of thelaws of war, conspiracy,providing materialassistance to a terroristorganisation andespionage.

The defendant alsoadmitted plantingimprovised explosivedevices and receiving

weapons training from al-Qaeda. Details of the pleadeal have not yet beendisclosed but it could meanKhadr will avoid life inprison, or be returned toCanada to serve a shorterjail term. Khadr's lawyerstold the court that the UShad agreed to supportKhadr's request to return toCanada after one year toserve the rest of hissentence, adding that hisreturn would ultimately beleft in the hands of theCanadian government.

The US is the firstcountry since World War IIto prosecute a person at awar crimes tribunal foractions allegedlycommitted as a juvenile.Critics of Guantanamo Bayhave said Khadr should notbe prosecuted because ofhis age at the time of theAfghanistan battle. USPresident Barack Obamahas pledged to close theGuantanamo facility, butCongress has repeatedlyblocked his efforts.

Canadian terroristpleads guilty

Scientists at Australia'sWhale and DolphinConservation Society havereported seeing six wilddolphins mastering thetechnique of "walking" onwater - furiously paddlingtheir tail fluke, forcingtheir body out and acrossthe water. Dr Mike Bossley said thedolphins seem to walk onwater for fun, as it has noother obvious benefit. Hesaid that makes thebehaviour a rare exampleof animals "culturallytransmitting" a playfulrather than foragingbehaviour. In past years,he has witnessed two wildadult female dolphins,named Billie and Wave forresearch purposes,

attempting to walk onwater. Now four other dolphins,including young infants,have been recorded tryingto learn the trick from thetwo adults, and have beenseen practising, lesssuccessfully, in the river.Billie is thought to havelearned the trick during abrief period when she washeld captive in a

dolphinarium, beforebeing released back intothe wild. She passed thebehaviour onto Wave. Thebehaviour, when a dolphinbeats its tail flukerepeatedly so it lifts itsbody vertically out of thewater, is seen amongcaptive, trained dolphinsbut it is extremely rare inthe wild.


Your outlook on the World nWorld News 07the ewsn

Three of 12 national oilrefineries have voted to endtheir action and a rubbishcollectors' strike inMarseille was suspended.The row comes to a headthis week, with Parliamentexpected to hold a finalvote on Wednesday tobring into law an increasein the minimum retirementage from 60 to 62. Thestudents are on a half-term

break which they plan touse for a series of marchesaround the country inopposition to the plan toincrease the retirementage. Another nationwidestrike has been called forThursday. The authoritiessee the protests as a litmustest as to whether they arerunning out of steam.Rubbish collectors inMarseille ended their high-

profile two-week strike onTuesday, while all ofFrance's 200 fuel supplydepots were cleared ofstrikers on Monday, and80% of petrol stations wereexpected to be operatingnormally on Tuesday. Butseven French refineries arestill closed and bufferstocks of petrol and dieselare almost exhausted. Ifthey do not reopen, France

could face an even moreserious fuel crisis by theend of the week.

The government haswarned that the disruptionis threatening the country'sfragile economic recovery.Finance Minister ChristineLagarde said on Mondaythat the strikes werecosting France up to €400million a day.

Students try to boostFrench protests

��

��

�� !��'��!��

��#��!��""

��'�� (��&��)��#��'��"��'

��&�� %�!��'�� %�'��

�� #� �� !��$��!��"��

��!�� !��

��&�� $�2.+�-.,�10,��$�//0�21+�-*1

%��'��%��

Dolphins learn to'walk on water'

Tel. 952 588 731

C/ El Troncon, 14behind the main FuengirolaPost Office

��#"��!��

��

��

��

��

THIS WEEK’S CRAZY OFFERS!

3 seater +2 seatersofas with

washable covers €495Super- King memory foam

beds with quality base and legs 180x2m €575

King Size memory foambed 150x190 with

quality base + legs €395BED SOFA &

FURNITURE CENTRENext to Sunshine Golf on Slip Roadnext to BP La Cala 637 431 006

Largest selection of greeting cards & gifts.

Reliable postal service.

NOW IN STOCKNOW IN STOCKHALLOWEENHALLOWEEN

French students staged protests on Tuesday to try to boost opposition to thegovernment's pension reforms among signs of cracks in the movement.

Italian unions andpoliticians have reactedangrily to suggestions bythe head of carmaker Fiat,Sergio Marchionne, onSunday that the company

would be better off withoutItaly, citing the country'spoor record of labourefficiency and industrialcompetitiveness. He saidimprovements to Fiat's

profits were made despitecontinuing loss-making atits Italian plants.

Mr Marchionne hadsaid that eliminating loss-making Italian plantswould increase financialgains. He said: "Fiat cannotcontinue operating thesefactories at a loss forever."He added that the countryranked 118th out of 139countries in work

efficiency and 48th interms of industrialcompetitiveness.

But the speaker ofparliament, GianfrancoFini, said the only reasonFiat was still a "colossus"was due to the Italiantaxpayer, referring togovernment bonusschemes introduced tosupport the automobileindustry during the global

financial downturn.

Fiat has been waging abitter battle with the Italianunions over the company'splans to improveproductivity throughstricter working conditionsand shut down a factory inSicily.

The head of Italy'sbiggest union, CGIL,Guglielmo Epifani, said the

CEO's comments reflectedhis underlying intent toabandon the country,saying: "The truth is thatMarchionne would like toleave Italy."

The company reporteda sevenfold jump in profits,making €190 million in netprofit in the past threemonths, up from €25million a year ago.

Fiat 'better offwithout Italy'


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn World & UK News08

Possible UKpension riseWork and PensionsSecretary Iain DuncanSmith and pensionsminister Steve Webb areworking on plans toprovide UK pensionerswith a “decent” £140 perweek government basicpension by the next generalelection which will be in2015. At the moment, thebasic single person’spension is just £97.65 andfor a couple is £156.15

Currently pensionerscan undergo a series ofmeans tests to providethem with a top-up but thisis a complicated andexpensive system toadminister and the newscheme is hoped to becheaper to run with thefunding coming from thereduced amount of moneybeing ploughed into

bureaucracy - announcedlast week.

The big boost in pay-outs will be for women whoopted out of the system tobring up children, therebyspending years away frompaid work, and nationalinsurance contributions.

Business Secretary VinceCable said on Monday thatit was a Liberal Democratidea that had beendeveloped by the party overseveral years in opposition.

"This is a big idea thatmy colleague, the pensionsminister Steve Webb, hasbeen working on andindeed, we worked on it foryears in opposition," MrCable told BBC Radio 4'sToday programme."

Royal frienddies in crashA friend and fellow poloplayer of the Prince ofWales and Princes Williamand Harry has died withtwo other people after anAugusta helicopter theywere travelling in crashedin the Mourne Mountainsin County Down, NorthernIreland. The helicopter wasapparently returning toEngland after a shootingtrip to Ireland over theweekend. The rescueservices were alerted by awitness seeing a helicopterin difficulties.

Charles Stisted, 47, wasthe Chief Executive Officerof the Guards Polo Club inWindsor. A spokesman forClarence House told SkyNews: "The Prince of Wales,the Duchess of Cornwall,Prince William and PrinceHarry are all shocked anddeeply saddened by thisterrible tragedy.

"Their RoyalHighnesses' thoughts andprayers are with thefamilies of those killed atthis dreadful time."

The TUC have suggested anew bank holiday beintroduced on the lastMonday in October nextyear to encourage peopleto help in communityschemes.

At the moment there isa four month gap betweenthe UK's August andChristmas bank holidaysand the new one wouldcoincide with schools’ halfterm holidays.

General SecretaryBrendan Barber said: "Oneof the best things aboutour national character isthe extent to which peopleare willing to help eachother. People in the UKalready have a solid recordof getting involved involuntary and communitywork, but there is still agreat potential for morepeople to join in. A newbank holiday with a themeof encouraging people to

take an active role in theircommunities would be theperfect way to bring thecountry together. Ifanother 1 in 10 people dojust 5 hours of volunteerservice a year it could beworth £500 million andgive those people extraemployment-relatedskills.”

However, it was felt bysome observers that hard-working people would

relish the extra day offwork to be with theirfamilies and it wassuggested that a betterscheme would be toencourage those on thedole and benefits to giveone day a week tovolunteering and perhapsget extra employment-related skills and get offthe dole – thereby savingthe country a rather largerfortune.

Another UK bank holiday

Teens arrestedon suspicion ofgirl murderA post-mortem is to takeplace on 15-year-oldRebecca Aylward ofAberkenfig, South Walesafter her body was foundon Sunday morning near abus stop on the outskirts ofthe village. South Walespolice would not commenton how the girl was thoughtto have died but releasedinformation stating thattwo 15-year-old boys hadbeen arrested inconnection with theincident. The police were

given extended time forinterviewing the boys onTuesday.She was last seen just

after mid-day on Saturdayafter being dropped off byrelatives to visit a friend.Her mother reported hermissing when she failed toreturn home on Saturdayevening.Police are appealing for

witnesses who may haveseen Rebecca to comeforward.

The shooting of twoyouths, resulting in thedeath of 16-year-oldSamuel Adelagun, andserious abdomen woundsfor a 15-year-old now in astable condition inhospital, during the earlyhours of Saturday morningin Plaistow, London, hassparked a manhunt for theassailants, described aswearing black clothing andbalaclavas.After being shot, the pair

ran to a nearby house andbanged on the door to belet in. Adelagun died soonafter. Police confirmed that

two gunmen had firedshots at a group of fouryouths, at which time thegroup scattered. The othertwo met back onChesterton Road, Plaistowlater when they called thepolice. A police spokesmanfor the Met's Trident unit,which tackles gun relatedcrime within the blackcommunity, said that both

victims were known to thepolice and it was believedthat the attack was gangrelated. He added:"Shooting incidents are stillrather rare in London. Weare working with thecommunity and asking thecommunity to help us tocome together to solvethis."Despite protests and

marches by the families,and particularly themothers, of members ofthese gangs the killingskeep happening on thestreets of UK towns.Flowers, including seven

bunches of white roses,have been laid at the foot ofthe police cordon taping offthe scene. One tribute read:"To Sammy, one of therealist young bucks. Gonebut never forgotten. 100 %love. Liam." Meantime afemale friend at the scenesaid: "He was just a lovelyguy, he had amazingdimples and a smile thatwould make you melt."

Youth dies afterLondon gangstreet shooting

New BlakelockappealA new appeal for witnesseswas launched on Mondayto try and find thoseresponsible for the killingof PC Keith Blakelock some25 years ago.

A new re-construction ofthe events took place in thehope of jogging memoriesof the incident.

A funny ending?Comedy duo Lenny

Henry and Dawn Frenchwere granted a “quickie”divorce on the grounds ofhis “unreasonablebehaviour” after 25 years ofmarriage.

Neither attended thecourt and Mr Henry agreedto pay the costs of theproceedings.They have an adopted

daughter, Billie, and remainfriends.

Unlucky 13for the UKBritain has ended up in thirteenth place in the ProsperityIndex, an international survey of wealth and happinessover 110 countries compiled by the Legatum Institute, athink tank based in London.

It states that Britain has failed to make the top tenmainly due to education, national security and healthcare.Norway, Denmark and Finland were the top three whileIreland was 10th, Iceland 11th and the UK was followedby Austria then Germany.

The loss of public confidence in the UK's bankinginstitutions and worries about job losses are underminingBritain's performance as a whole although low inflationand high income capital per worker had increased itsplace within the survey. It also stated that key areas of theUK economy were found to be sound.

Of the 110 countries covered by the survey, Britainranks 101st on public confidence in financial institutions,98th on optimism about job prospects and 93rd onexpectations of future economic performance - the kindof ratings usually found in the world's poorest countries,the Legatum Institute said.

Rise in motor salesThe Society of MotorManufacturers and Traderssaid last week thatproduction was up by amassive 35% for the year todate, with output ofcommercial vehicles risingby almost 17%.September alone saw a

rise of 6.6% across theindustry from the previousmonth.On top of the output

growth, there will be anincrease of around 50% forapprenticeships within theindustry although theGovernment's Train toGain scheme will be

scrapped. Support forresearch anddevelopement of lowcarbon vehicles should addto the upward trend of theUK motoring industry.However, Inchcape, the

multinational car dealer,has said that it intend toscrap some 500 jobs acrossGreece, Belgium, Singaporeas well as the UK.

Firemen to strikeUK firemen are set to go onstrike on what is one oftheir busiest days of theyear.The Fire Service have

said they will strike onNovember 5th, BonfireNight, if their demands for

stopping changes to theircontracts of employmentare not met.The decision to strike at

that particular time hasbeen condemned acrossthe board and talkscontinue to try and stop it.

WEDNESDAY, october 27th 2010

Your outlook on the World nWorld & UK News 09the ewsn

N EWS IN BRIEF

The mayor of the seaside city of Castellammare di Stabia, luigiBobbio, is planning a tough new dress code which wouldeffectively outlaw everything from miniskirts to low-cut jeansto improve what he calls standards of public decency.offenders would face fines of between €25 and €500.Castellammare di Stabia is the latest city to make use of theextra powers handed down by prime minister SilvioBerlusconi's government to mayors, in the effort to fight crimeand confront anti social behaviour.

Tough new dress code plannedITalY



a doctor born in Ghana has been elected the first black mayorof the coastal town of Piran in Slovenia. Peter Bossman came tothe country in the 1980s, when it was still part of the formerYugoslavia, to study medicine. The 54-year-old had intended toreturn home after his studies, but changed his mind aftermarrying a fellow doctor of Croatian origin. He said people nolonger noticed his colour and his election showed the country’s"high level of democracy".

First black mayor electedSlovenIa

More than 700 new species of ancient insect have beendiscovered in 50-million-year-old amber found in lignite minesin the Cambay Shale of the Indian state of Gujarat. Thediscoveries come from some 150kg of amber produced by anancient rainforest in India. Scientists said that many insects arerelated to species from far-away corners of the world whichmeans that, despite millions of years in isolation in the ocean,the region was a lot more biologically diverse than previouslybelieved.

New bug species found in amber

IndIa

USB WIRELESS ADAPTOR 1200MV

LONG RANGE CONNECTIONS €59

Childrenfreezingat workA joint investigation hasbeen launched betweenWest Mercia Police and theGangmaster LicensingAuthority in Worcestershireafter seven children – fiveboys and two girls agedbetween 9 and 15 years old- were discovered workingin a field in the Kempseyarea picking spring onionsin near freezing conditionslast week. It was reportedthat some were with theirparents whilst othersappeared to be on theirown. Six of the childrenhave been taken into policeprotection.

Some fifty Rumanianworkers, including anumber of children, werefound to be working on thefarm where no licencedgangmaster could befound. Indian workers werealso on the premises butwere under the control of alicenced gangmaster.

A GLA spokesman said:“The workers and childrenwere not dressedadequately to protectthemselves from the coldconditions.”

IraniansgoingnuclearIranian TV announced onTuesday afternoon that thecountry had started to loadfuel into the core of theBushehr Nuclear PowerPlant. It will take 2 to 3months to load 40 - 50% ofthe fuel in the reactor.The facility, in the south ofthe country, was opened inAugust after 35 years ofdelays but it is expected tostart producing electricityby early 2011.Iran’s nuclear programmehas been a source of muchfriction between Tehranand the West as the IslamicRepublic is suspected ofdeveloping nuclearweapons under the guise ofproviding energy for thecountry.

More womencome forwardFormer cab driver JohnWarboys, 53, who wasjailed in April indefinitelyafter being linked to morethan 85 counts of druggingand sexually assaultingwomen, could now belinked to more than 100different crimes. ScotlandYard said that a number ofwomen have come forwardsince the trial with freshinformation which couldmake him the UK's mostprolific sex attacker. Thepolice added that theybelieve there may still bemany more who have notcome forward to lodge acomplaint.Many of his victims were

women drinking in trendyLondon nightspots. Hewould invite the women to“celebrate” with him

following an alleged lotterywin that he would back upwith a carrier bag stuffedfull of cash. He would thenspike their drinks and oncethey were incapacitated,assault them in the back ofhis vehicle.Warboys was told that he

would have to spend aminimum of eight years inprison and would not beeligible for parole untilofficials said that he was nolonger a threat to women.

ADVERTISE IN

THE NEWSIT COSTS LESS THAN YOU MIGHT THINK!

Call Geoff on 622 05 04 09

HOW WOULD YOU

LIKE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE EVERY WEEK TO

HEAR ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS?

��#"��!��

��

��

��

��


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Inland & Coastal News10

On the tenth day of thehearing of the Malaya casein Marbella, the lawyer forthe Town Hall, AlbertoPelaez, agreed with thestatement by Judge MiguelAngel Torres, that all thecouncillors had failed intheir obligation to

“denounce theirregularities which werebeing committed”.

As for the excessiveduration of the periods ofdetention alleged by theaccused's defence lawyers,he said that in the majority

of cases “they werenecessary for theinvestigation”.

Of the 95 people facingcharges in the case, onlyJuan Antonio Roca,Marbella council's formerurban planning adviser

who is alleged to be thebrains behind it all, has notbeen allowed out on bailbecause of fears that hewill flee the country.

The trial is expected tolast well into next year.

Councillorsfailed intheir duty

Regional NewsON THIS DATE IN

1810the US annexed West

Florida from Spain

The director of Malagaport, Sebastian Camps,said the port authoritieshad not expected to passthe half million mark until2012. He said another 78cruise ships were

scheduled to call in atMalaga before the end ofthe year which wouldbring the number ofvisitors to an estimated680,000. Sr Camps said theport authorities were

already revising theforecast of one millionvisitors by 2015. He wasspeaking at a party givenfor the arrival of cruiseship passenger number503,975 last week. The

cruise ships have made animportant contribution toa record rise of 20% in thenumber of tourists visitingthe provincial capital inSeptember.

Cruise shipvisits exceedexpectationsMore than half a million visitors from cruise ships visited Malaga in the first ninemonths of this year, up from 488,000 for the whole of last year.

Nearly 270 self-employedpeople have been forced toclose their businesses inMarbella so far this year,according to theAssociation of Self-employed Workers ofAndalucia (ATA). Deputychairman Rafael Amor told

reporters that the figurerepresented a drop of 2.7%,the biggest one for towns ofmore than 40,000 residentsalong the Costa del sol. Hecriticised the Junta deAndalucia’s employmentcouncillor, Manuel Recio,who said recently that the

self-employed havesuffered less than anyoneelse from the currenteconomic crisis. He saidthat in the month ofOctober alone more than1,100 self-employed peoplein Andalucia had joined thedole queues.

Marbella leads inbusiness closures

Unwary motorists using theFuengirola road fromAlhaurin el Grande (A-7053)last week faced hefty finesas they were stopped byGuardia Civil officers at aroad block by the Valtocadoturn-off.

The road has been closedfor nearly two years andfrustrated commuters havebeen forced to use the Mijasroute. Only people withofficial passes on display areallowed access.

Now much of the workhas been finished - barring500 metres - and drivers hadbeen unofficially using theroad after 7 pm.

But a road worker wasinjured after being hit by avehicle and the Guardia

Civil are now stoppingmotorists and fining themfor driving along a “carreterade obras”.

Speculation is growingthat the road may befinished by Christmas,otherwise the companycarrying out the work willface a financial penalty fromthe Junta de Andalucia.

The Guardia Civil hasalso been stepping up itsactivity on the Marbellaroad at the unfinishedroundabout near La Trochain Coin.

Motorists are beinghanded a €200 fine for usingthe prohibited left turn ontothe road from the Cartamadirection.

Latest figures show thatmany average families offour in Malaga city have lessthan €475 a month to coverrent, food and utilities andthat the members of at least4,000 households subsiston €16 a day each. MalagaCity Hall's social wellbeingcouncillor Maria VictoriaRomero said they formed

part of the 30% ofAndalucia's totalpopulation who live belowthe poverty threshold andrepresent 60% of the 6,600households that have hadto apply to communityservices for help in the pastyear. She said that was anincrease of 140% over lastyear.

More familiesslide into poverty

Big fine formotorists onclosed road

As All Saints Day falls onSunday, Monday the 2nd isa holiday and theweathermen say it might bebetter to choose indoorrecreational activities.

They said the showerswill start on Fridayafternoon, Saturday willstart out fine but the cloudswill gather later on andSunday will end with rain.

Temperatures will dropby 4 to 5 degrees onaverage.

Wet longweekendholidayforecast


Your outlook on the World nInland & Coastal News 11the ewsn

�+6%*'0��'5+)05

�*19411/�9+6*�18'4��-+6%*'05��,756�61�+052+4'��

�#07(#%674'&�+0��'4/#0;�9+6*�56700+0)�37#.+6;��+0+5*

�.#55+%�61��%#0&+0#8+#0�/1&'40�4+%'5��!*#6'8'4�;174�$7&)'6��((14&#$.'��7:74;

�..�6*'�#%%'5514+'5��..�241('55+10#..;�+056#..'&��

�740+0)�"174�&4'#/5��+&'#5�061�4'#.+6;

999�%1%+0#52.75�%1/

�� /#+.��+0(1�%1%+0#52.75�%1/

�56'210#��#4$'..#��#��#.#�&'��+,#5��7'0)+41.#��#.#)#

��1#56��1#& ��

�#��#.#�&'��+,#5��/��

<521-'0=

This brings the collectionof works by Malaga’s mostfamous son to 276, whichare the visible evidence ofthe €108 million investedby the Junta de Andalucia

in the museum since itwas inaugurated in 2003.Only 36 of the newlyacquired works will go onshow because of lack ofspace.

Nearly 2,400,000 peoplehave visited the museumsince it opened eight yearsago and 20 differentexhibitions have beenheld.

New works forPicasso Museum

Hundreds of ecologists,environmentalists,trekkersand walkers have located730 springs in Andalucia,many of them for the firsttime. Some 40 of them,which were the onlysource of water in theolden days, still flow underMalaga city. The searches were done inresponse to an appeal bythe Andalucian WaterAgency, the University ofGranada and theGeological and MiningInstitute of Spain two years

ago. The idea is to producethe most completecatalogue of Andalucia'swater resources to date. So far, Ronda is the townwith the most springs –103. The catalogue, whichhas 3,438 entries, can beconsulted online bypeople who think theyhave found a new spring.If the spring is notrecorded, the discoverercan download a form andsend in the details,together with a photo.

Water resourcescatalogue in process

The Picasso Museum celebrated the 129th anniversary of thepainter’s birth on Monday by announcing the addition of 43 newworks to its collection - on loan from the Almine and BernardRuiz-Picasso Art Foundation (FABA) for a period of 15 years.

Fuensanta spring in Ronda

Not satisfied with diggingup patches of golf courses,the Costa's wild boars arebeginning to indulge in“urban tourism”. Theirlatest favourite destinationis the residential complex,Club La Costa de Mijas,attracted by the damp earthof the recently irrigatedlawns which are so easy toturn over with their snouts.A spokesman for thecomplex's maintenance

department said they arrivein a group and are notfrightened off by securityguards flashing torches atthem. Mijas town hall andthe Junta de Andalucia areconsulting environmentalexperts, the Guardia Civil'sSeprona nature protectionservice, golf club directorsand managers of huntingareas in an effort to find anacceptable solution to theproblem.

Wild boars onlatest rampage Police arrested two women in

Malaga on Monday forallegedly stealing moneyfrom two foreign touristswhile trying to sell themcarnations. They said LucíaS.F., 49, and María EsmeraldaA.C., 31, had relieved thetourists of €600 and €800each while distracting themwith the flowers. A policepatrol car stopped thewomen as they tried to runaway. Tourists are urged to becautious when approachedby flower sellers.

Carnationarrests


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Inland & Coastal News12

Companies who took partestimate that the realnumber of sales maydouble or triple in the nearfuture after visitors decideto go for the manybargains on offer.

More than 6,600 visitorshanded over an average of

200 forms with theircontact data to each of thedifferent exhibitors.

Since it began sevenyears ago, SIMed hasbecome a key tool forcompanies andprofessionals involved inproperty sales.

Mediterranean realestate expo sales up

A survey has shown thatnearly 45% of the foodproducts and cleaningmaterials sold were thesupermarkets’ ownbrands. This is 5% over thenational average andnearly 10% higher thanwhen the currenteconomic crisis began tobite three years ago. Aspokesman for the polling

company, SymphonyIRI,said the percentage waseven higher in poorerprovinces like Huelva orCordoba. He added thatother surveys by thecompany showed thatpeople living in the morewell-off areas of Spainsuch as Madrid andBarcelona still preferredbrand name products.

Supermarket own brand sales rising

Sixty six visitors to last weekend's 7th Mediterranean Property Expo (SIMed) at the Palaciode Ferias in Malaga decided to buy property, upping this year's sale by 10% over last year.

Shoppers in Malaga province are increasingly opting for supermarkets’ own brands tostretch their money further in these times of crisis.

Since it opened on October18th in the town's publiclibrary, Monda's ForeignersDepartment has had asteady increase in thenumber of visitors seekinginformation from avolunteer staff who speakEnglish, Spanish, French,German, Dutch andFlemish.

Many of them justdropped by to say hello andgood luck while others weredelighted to find that use ofthe library's computers is

free. The volunteer staff areat the library on Mondaymornings from 10 am to 2pm.

One of the department'sfirst initiatives is to providesubsidised lessons inconversational Spanish tolocal residents to help themto integrate into village life,in collaboration withMonda Town Hall. Furtherdetails about the servicecan be obtained [email protected]

Source: inmalagatoday.com

Monda’s newForeignersDept takes off

More blue zoneparking on wayAlhaurin el Grande's localcouncil has approved aplan to provide more than150 new parking spaces, tobe regulated as a bluezone, at the MunicipalLibrary and the new healthcentre.

The new spaces will join

those blue zone parkingareas already existing atthe apartments at MaríaCristina Cine and thoselocated in the section thatincludes Avenida GeraldBrenan, up to the Cruz dela Misión and Plaza de laLegión”.


Your outlook on the World nInland & Coastal News 13the ewsn

The two brothers weredetained a few days ago inconnection with anothercrime but DNA testsshowed they had

participated in the rape.Their cousin was arrestedshortly afterwards. Thethree men had offered togive the girl a lift home

from a discotheque inBenalmadena’s PuertoMarina. They gave herdrugs and took her tosome wasteland instead.

None of the DNA samplesfound on her clothingmatched any the policehad in their database attheir time.

The National Police have arrested two brothers and their cousin in connectionwith the rape of a young English tourist in Torremolinos in November 2001.

Triple rapecase solved9 years on

N EWS IN BRIEF

The judge trying the Malaya corruption case has given the manalleged to be behind it all, Juan Antonio Roca, permission tosell one of his art works so that he can pay his lawyer. The localcouncil's former urban planning adviser is alleged to havemillions of euros stashed away in foreign banks but he claimshe is penniless. His lawyer, Rocio Amigo, will receive €8,000 amonth from the proceeds of the sale of the painting. Judge JoséGodinho has suspended the trial for 20 days while a number ofpreviously raised issues are examined.

Judge halts trial - Roca raises funds

MARBELLA



A local paper has learned that a team of surgeons fromSeville's Virgen del Rocio Hospital is carrying out operationsat Malaga's Hospital Clinico and the Carlos Haya Hospital onoccasional weekends to help it comply with a recent decreefixing limits on waiting times for operations. The practice isnot uncommon or illegal, but a UGT union spokesman saidthat “these mobile teams can alleviate the situation, but eachhospital should solve its own structural deficiencies”.

Surgeons help out at weekendsMALAGA

The Costa del Sol Hospital on Monday became the first inAndalucia to issue “facturas” to patients to show them howmuch their treatments have cost the health service.

However, the patients are not expected to foot the bill. Theidea is to make patients aware that the treatments are paidfor out of their taxes. Only certain treatments - such asoperations for cataracts, which cost €1,399 and hernias,€1,147 - will be “billed” at first.

Hospital facturas being handed out

MARBELLA

Mijas Costa | Coin | Nerja | Tenerife | Granada

Head Office:Centro Comercial Valdepinos 1 y 3ªUrb. Calypso29649 Mijas Costa

Coín Office:Centro Comercial La TrochaSpanbox B220, Apartado 17829100 Coín

T: +34 952 931 781 (Mijas Costa) T: +34 951 315 161 (Coin) E: [email protected]

www.decottalaw.com

5 regional offices

Independent

Over 25 years experience in Spain

Complete legal services

Multilingual – English, Español, Deutsch, Nederlands, Dansk, Français & Italiano

Our friendly reception and client liaison team

are also bi-lingual

our English lawyers YYour English lawyers in Spain

The legal excellence you demand, with the high levels of service you expect

our English lawyers in Spain

The legal excellence you demand, of servi

The Guardia Civil havearrested four people inPozo de Alcon (pop. 5,000)in Jaen province forattempting to cover up thedeath of a man in a roadaccident. The body of JuanJose B.M., 60, was allegedlyfound in a car at thebeginning of last week byJ.M.M.S, 45, who went tothe local health centre toask for someone to look ata man who, he said, was

injured. Medics discoveredthat the man was dead andhad a head injury. J.J.M.S., afriend of the dead man, wasnot immediately suspectedbut by the end of the weekhe was arrested along withtwo men and a woman.The Guardia believe theman died when he was runover, either accidentally ordeliberately, by J.J.M.S. andthe others helped him tocover up the death.

Mortal accidentcover-up

Two women aged 45 and 50have been arrested by theGuardia Civil in Almeriaand charged with druggingmen in Almeria, Granada,Malaga, Jaen, Cordoba andMurcia in order to robthem. The womencontacted the men, all agedbetween 60 and 65,through a social contactnetwork and met themafter checking out theirfinances. They met the

men in their homes, anddrugged them beforeremoving all their valuableobjects. One victim wastaken to hospital with heartcomplications and toldmedical staff what hadhappened. The women hadgot away with more than€30,000 in money andjewellery in that incident.The Guardia arrested twoothers for aiding andabetting them.

Women druggedrobbery victims


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Political Update14

Memo fromMadridMartin DelfínWrites for the English language version of

The LocalVoice

Muriel Pilkington

The more opinion poll results I read,the more I realise that the averagemen and women in the street here

have a lot more political savvy than thepeople they elected to govern them. Itcould be that the seemingly never-ending economic crisis has sharpenedtheir minds and removed the veils fromtheir eyes but they are increasingly lessinclined to swallow empty promises andvain hopes.

It didn't taken them long – about 24hours – to see through a majorCabinet reshuffle which – according

to prime minister Zapatero – will createjobs and get us all out of this economiccrisis. Appointing a new labour ministerwon't get results if you don't give him thetools to do the job – like investing inresearch and development, which wouldcreate jobs in the long run – instead ofdreaming up more subsidies to helppeople on the dole which will just add tothe country's debt.

While the newspapers areanalysing the strengths of thenew Cabinet and filling page

after page with bios of the old and newministers, the opposition is getting readyfor a renewed onslaught in which insults,omissions and outright lies will be themain weapons. Once again the Socialistparty is intent on linking the PartidoPopular with the Civil War and the Francoregime and the terms “ultra derecha (farright)” and “fascismo” are being bandiedabout, as they were in the lead-up to thelast election.

Opposition leader Mariano Rajoyhas not risen to the bait. He hasasked his people to forget insults

and concentrate on the issues that reallyworry people – like unemployment.Unfortunately one PP man, the mayor ofValladolid, Javier Leon de la Riva, hadalready opened his mouth and put hisfoot in it. His comment about theappointment of Leire Pajin as healthminister, that she would probablydistribute condoms left and right to thecountry's youth, caused an uproar in theSocialists' ranks, giving them the perfectammunition to fire at the PP. Hisimmediate apology was even worse. Aftersaying he regretted having insulted thenew minister, he then added: But she stilllooks to me like a character in a cartoon.Some apology!

Sr Rubalcaba was not slow in usingsuch wonderful ammunition fromsuch a source – and accused the PP

of being “genetically machista”. Now, aman can be machista for genetic reasons– by simply having the male genes – butparties don't have have genes. Whatever,it sounded good. The fact is that if thereis one person even more adept thanZapatero at using lots of words to saynothing much it's Rubalcaba. He's verysound when he talks about the Basqueterrorist group ETA, but his hard-line

stance there is undermined by rumoursthat Zapatero wants to restart talks withthe group in order to achieve his dearestwish – bringing ETA in from the cold.

And many people haven't forgottenthat it was Rubalcaba who tried –and failed – to cover up the

existence of GAL, the anti-terrorist deathsquads which emerged – in secret – a yearafter the Socialist government of FelipeGonzalez came to power, when killingsby the Basque terrorist group ETA were attheir height. Made up of members of thesecurity forces and hired assassins andwith the mission to destabilise ETA in its"safe havens" across the border inFrance, GAL (Anti-terrorist LiberationGroups) was responsible for 28 murdersbetween 1983 and 1987. The Gonzalezgovernment's involvement in thisshadowy armed group was the subject ofa judicial inquiry and a Supreme Courttrial which convicted two seniorgovernment ministers - former interiorminister Jose Barrionuevo and hissecurity chief – and sent them to jail forten years. Perhaps the Spanish peoplewould have overlooked the government'sinvolvement – except that more than athird of the people killed by the GALdeath squads had no connection to ETA.

Perhaps Mariano Rajoy should trotout the squeaky clean Socialistsrelationship with GAL every time

they thrown the Iran war in his face. Butthe past is the past and Rajoy'sinstructions to concentrate on issues notinsults will win him more votes in theend, while the Socialists' penchant forinsulting everyone who doesn't agreewith them will lose them votes.

So it looks as if the the March 2012election campaign has alreadybegun. Zapatero and his ministers

were grinning like Cheshire cats over theweekend, convinced the Cabinetreshuffle will save their skins. But it willbe interesting to see if those grins survivethe Catalan regional election in amonth's time, which the mainopposition party there, Convergencia yUnion, is tipped to win. However,anything could happened between nowand then – a month is a devil of a longtime in politics.

The bigger pictureHats off to the Spaniards

Last week’s Cabinet shake-up wasprime minister Zapatero’s biggestpolitical move since he was first

elected in 2004. The strategy wasdesigned to shore up his governmentand develop a commanding presencewith Socialist heavyweights taking thetop ministries, including a fresh face tohelp try to smooth things over with thetrade unions. But besides pinning hishopes, as we were told, on people whocan communicate better in getting hisausterity and economic messagesacross, Zapatero is focusing on a biggergoal – one that will guarantee theSocialists will win a third term and onethat could give his administrationhistorical perspective. He is striving toput an end to ETA once and for all.

The person to tackle this difficultchore is none other than his newdeputy prime minister Alfredo

Pérez Rubalcaba. The 59-year-oldCantabria native has been thegovernment’s point man in the fightagainst terrorism since taking over thereins at Interior in 2006. Coordinatingthe battle with French law enforcement,Rubalcaba oversaw a series of stunningblows on ETA, including arrests of theorganisation’s military chiefs and theirsubsequent successors in 2008-2009.Thanks to an agreement penned inJanuary 2008 with the French, Spanishagents are permitted to work in thesouth of France, where ETA hotbeds arelocated. For 14 years, he has served asthe Socialist Party’s number one advisorin anti-terrorism matters. Herepresented the Zapatero governmentin 2006 during the initial peace talks inSwitzerland, which ended withdevastation when an ETA commandounit later that year set off a car bomb ata parking garage at Madrid ’s BarajasInternational Airport ’s newest terminal,killing two Ecuadorian nationals.

But now the time is ripe forZapatero. ETA is being pressuredby its traditional supporters on

the outside, members of the bannedBasque radical “abertzale” parties,including Batasuna, who want theterrorists to call a permanent ceasefireso that they can be allowed to run in thenext municipal elections. It is a raceagainst time. But the government says itisn’t enough; it wants Batasuna andother radical left nationalists to demandthat ETA lay down its weapons. Theorganisation is also seeing pressurestepped up from once sympatheticinternational observers, includingSouth African lawyer Brian Currin, whoare urging the terrorist group to call afully verifiable ceasefire. Theorganisation has said that it wouldconsider whether to discuss the offer.

With the Socialists, ETA has abetter chance of winningmuch more guarantees than if

they were to negotiate with a hard-line

Popular Party (PP) government. DuringPrime Minister José Mariá Aznar’s 1996-2004 government, it appeared thatno-one in the PP administration waswilling to negotiate. Aznar himself wasthe target of an assassination attempt in1995 when he was opposition leader.Since the prior ceasefire that ended in1999, ETA has killed more than 50civilians and government officials.From its inception in 1959, the grouphas been responsible for more than 850murders.

Winning a peace pact is nodoubt Zapatero’s biggestunannounced goal –

unannounced because the Socialistgovernment doesn't want to get burnedlike it did in 2006. But there are othermissions for the rest of this newCabinet. His new foreign ministerTrinidad Jiménez – fresh from her lossin the Madrid regional premier primary– has to solve the diplomatic mess withVenezuela, which refuses to hand overwanted ETA suspect José ArturoCubillas Fontán. Cubillas has theprotection of the Hugo Chávezgovernment, which according to somepress reports coming from Caracas , isplanning to allow him to move to Cubaif the pressure gets all too intense on allsides. But there are also several ETAsuspects in the Caribbean island thatthe High Court also wants, andJiménez’s push on Monday inLuxembourg for a more lenientEuropean Union policy toward Cubacould be Madrid ’s bargaining chip.Terrorists in exchange for bettertreatment.

At the labour ministry ValerianoGómez, another veterannegotiator, takes over from

Celestino Corbacho who, after prettymuch losing all respect from theunions, was pushed to Catalonia wherehis name will appear on the Socialistelection slate in the upcoming regionalrace. A former member of the UGTtechnical committee and previously ananalyst at the ministry, Gómez hasgained the trust of the workersorganisations. Although thenegotiations over labour reform brokedown leaving the Socialists to seal itsown version in Parliament, Zapaterohas said he is willing to reopen talkswith labour and big business to fine-tune the package as well as discusspension reform. Gómez will be the manheading up that job.

This will be Zapatero’s lastopportunity to rescue hisgovernment. He may think he has

all the right people in place, but it willbe up to this new team to see whetherthey can convince the public that theyreally have it in their hearts to bring thiscountry forward.


Your outlook on the World nOpinion & Comment 15the ewsn

I only ever wanted a job!

4 years of looking for a job leftme scammed, floored andowing the bank 5000 euros.

Multi talented and qualified, Istarted job hunting 4 years agohere in Spain where I alreadymade and designed my ownunique candles, greetingscards and painted portraits.There was no call for this typeof skill so I decided to dosomething I enjoy. A selftaught musician, I played thedrums for 5 years and appliedto join a band, but advert afteradvert was a let down - evenhaving the phone put downon me when they heard I wasa girl.

I then went on to make all myown catering products– cakespastries, buffets and birthdaycakes, again this went no-where, and after continuouslyapplying for jobs innewspapers, never got as faras an interview.

So, tired, I decided to dosomething that I alwayswanted to do and what Ithought would be a fantasticjob opportunity for me, Istudied 8 long months andpaid 100 $ for a Cabin Crewtraining course. I passed witha great score of 95% only tofind a recent flight led me tohospital with an incurablesinus problem, which makesme very sick while flying.

After all this I was on the edgeand decided to pack my bagsand go on back to England,but before I did, I saw a jobadvert in a local newspaper fora payment rep here in Spain. Ie-mailed and got the jobstraight away. After several e-mails I received 2 cheques tomy address which I had todeposit into my bank account,I did this obviously thinking itwas in my job description,then had to forward on themoney to their offices inNigeria. Five days later thebank called me saying I was

being prosecuted for fraud asthe cheques were fake and thecompany was non-existent.

I have since looked into it butit was so cleverly done. Afterseveral trips to the police I wastold the bank was demandingthe amount of money on thecheques back - but I no longerhad the money as it hadalready been sent to Nigeria.

I had to find a solicitor to helpme. I suffered panic attacks,fainting, sickness and otherillnesses. But the fact is that, inthe end, I had to pay 5000euros to the bank or I wouldhave been prosecuted andpossibly sent to prison. Afterpaying the bank I am still nowjobless and am currentlystudying for a new career injournalism and hope to makemy first big break when I visitthe Formula 1 paddock at thisyear’s winter testing.

“The NewS”wANTS ToheAr your vIewS

Send letters to the editor as part of an e-mail text [email protected]

StargazingBy Ken Campbell

If you would like to be kept up to date or take part in any of the events then go to www.kencampbell.info

Last flight ofDiscoveryIf all goes according to plan then the Space ShuttleDiscovery will make its final flight on MondayNovember 1st.The task for the astronauts - five menand one woman - will be to delivertwo more units to the InternationalSpace Station (ISS) and to test out abrand new ‘Robonaut’. The Robonautis a self contained robot helper thatlooks a lot like Star Wars C3P0. It willhelp the astronauts when they go outof the Space Station on theirspacewalks. The idea behind theRobonaut series of robots is to have ahumanoid machine work alongsideastronauts. Its shape and dexterity aredesigned so that Robonaut can usespace tools and work in similarenvironments to suited astronauts.

Discovery was the third space shuttleto be launched back in 1984 and isnow the oldest of the three remainingshuttles. The two older shuttlesChallenger and Columbia weredestroyed in dreadful accidents in1986 and 2003 killing all 14 astronautson board.

This will be the 133rd launch of aspace shuttle since the first flight ofColumbia on April 12th 1981 and it isthe 39th flight of Discovery. There wasan earlier space shuttle calledEnterprise (named after the Star TrekEnterprise) that flew in 1977 but thiswas only a test flight and neveractually went into space.

The space shuttles have been thework horse for NASA and withouttheir help the International SpaceStation would never had been builtand the giant Hubble Space telescopecould not have been sent into space,but now they have come to retirementage and are no longer needed.

There will be one final flight by one ofthe remaining shuttles: Endeavourwill fly in February 2011 but theshuttle Atlantis will be kept onstandby to act as a rescue missionshould anything go wrong with eitherDiscovery or Endeavour. After thatthey will all be sold off.

It will be left to the Russians to ferrythe crews back and forth from theSpace Station from then on in their

much cheaper Soyuz rockets. WhileNASA turns its sights on returning tothe Moon around 2019, 50 years sincetheir first trip in Apollo 11.

You will be able to see the ISS tonight(Wednesday October 27th) - if youlook toward the south west at 20.10you will see it looking like a verybright star getting brighter as it passesalmost directly overhead. You’ll haveto be quick though, as it takes only 5minutes to cross the sky travelling at17,000mph. Don’t forget to wave atthe seven astronauts on board!

Fuengirola AstronomySocietyThe next meeting of the astronomysociety will be tomorrow (Thursday29th) at 8.00pm. We are at a newvenue now, which is the DanishTennis club just past the Peugeotdealer on the Fuengirola to Mijas roadkm 2.2 at Casa Danesa urbanizationHaza del Algarrobo. I will be giving anillustrated talk on the winterconstellations. Admission is only€2.50 and the prize in this month’sraffle is the Brian Cox book ‘Wondersof the Solar System’.

G Dolores Scott Fuengirola

Samantha Ives Coin

I do enjoy your paper and itsconstant improvement inappearance and content,although I try to avoid beingannoyed by MurielPilkington's biased, partisanview of politics, by just notreading her.

Unfortunately for me, youhave been pairing her columnwith that of the erudite Sr.Martin Delfin of El Pais, whowrites such an excellentinformative column clearlyshowing the differencebetween reporting andopinion while doing so.

I say unfortunately - becausethe eye tends to stray over tothe annoying lady. Before Icould rescue it while readingyour Wednesday October13th edition I spotted Ms.Pilkington's grossly inaccuratestatement viz: ".............win theMarch 2004 election, whichwas tipped in their favour bythe current Interior Minister,Martin Perez -Rubalcaba, whoskilfully manipulated theMadrid train bombings tobring out the anti-warfaction."

In indisputable fact, whathappened on that dreadfulmorning took place in acountry which had been not

just manipulated but forcedby its ambitious PrimeMinister Sr. Jose Maria AlfredoAznar Lopez (who apparentlyhad post governmentambitions in America) and hisPartido Popular, into an illegaland ultimately fruitless andworld damaging war in Iraqalongside the United States ofAmerica and Great Britaindespite more than 75% ofpublic opinion being totallyagainst it. (Hence Sr.Zapatero's dedication to fulfilhis campaign promise ofwithdrawing our troops assoon as his party took powerrather than as Ms. Pilkingtoninsultingly suggest simplybecause he had nothing betterto do).

The country was also deeplydissatisfied with its then rightwing government for theirdisgraceful behaviour inshaming the country over themaritime oil leaks they hadtried to foist onto Portugalwhen the proper and saferbehaviour should have beento tow the damaged vesselinto Spanish port.

Within minutes of the bombsexploding in Madrid in such amanner that practically theentire country knew theycould only identify with Al

Quaeda since ETA has a wellknown practice of detonatingin the same manner as the IRA(having been coached bythem)......almost every housein the country was floodedwith leaflets exhorting us torush to our city squares andwave the accompanyingbanners denouncing ETA.Such a shameless insult to thenation's intelligence broughtthe rousing response of all fair-minded who routed thePartido Popular from theirarrogant posture by throwingthem out of government eventhough their financial policiesseemed to be acceptable.Money is not everything Ms.Pilkington, I was never soproud of my adopted countryas when that event took placethree days after the bombingduring which time - Ms.Pilkington seems to haveforgotten - a moratorium wasissued on campaigning.

Ms. Pilkington's tirades aremore appropriate to coffeeclutch armchair critics than toserious political discourse.

Editor says: Ah! Our Murielalways stirs things up but weget many more letters agreeingwith her than we dodisagreeing.


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Community News16“THE NEWS”WANTS TO

HEAR YOUR VIEWSIs there something happening locally that you would like our readers to know about?

Is your society or organization planning a fundraiser or special event? Contact us on [email protected]

The DogmanConsultations with david in your home

610 868 748 / 952 883 388

David

If you can start the daywithout caffeine,

If you can always becheerful, ignoring achesand pains,

If you can resistcomplaining and boringpeople with yourtroubles,

If you can eat the samefood every day and begrateful for it,

If you can understandwhen your loved onesare too busy to give you

any time,

If you can take criticismand blame withoutresentment,

If you can conquertension without medicalhelp,

If you can relax withoutliquor,

If you can sleep withoutthe aid of drugs,

Then you are probablythe family dog!

PET CHAUFFEURS

Defra Compliant Luxury

Household Pet Transport.

UK-Spain-UK in 48 hours

by road via Eurotunnel.

iPets attended day and night

iFree pet passport check-in

service

iAdapted mini-coach with

heavy-duty aircon

iDogs walked individually

every 2/3 hours

iCat pens are roomy with soft

bedding, litter trays and toys

iRabbits / Parrots etc

welcome

On collection we inviteyou to view your petstravel arrangements.

See our testimonials atwww.pet-chauffeurs.co.uk

0044 1323 44 7687

PET OF THE WEEKPENNY

This little female born onJanuary 10th this year isof mixed breed and ismedium sized.

Penny desperately needsa home. She is a young,beautiful looking dog,with a lovely playfulpersonality.

She’s boisterous but

wants to please andneeds someone withtime to spend trainingher.

Anyone taking her onand giving her the timewould be rewardedtenfold. Tel: 626 942 427.Visit the A.I.D. website:www.animals-in-distress.eu

Community

If you can.....

TAPAS triumph again

If you missed TAPAS’s latestproduction of the “Old TimeMusic Hall” then youcertainly missed out on anexcellent evening of musicalvariety.

Nearly 250 peoplethoroughly enjoyed the 20acts, ranging from fullchorus, solo singers,monologues, dialogues anda magician to the full blownverbosity of the Master ofCeremonies.

With an atmosphere similarto that of an intimate diningroom the audience wereable to enjoy theentertainment seated atgroup booked tables, withwaiter service, which LosArcos, the new home ofTAPAS, is able to offer.

The sheerprofessionalism of theperformers, the grandeur oftheir costumes, stagebackdrops, lighting andprops make it all difficult tobelieve that TAPAS arecomprised entirely ofamateurs working to a veryhigh standard.

The musicalentertainment wasinterspersed with bouts oflight hearted comedy actswhich included John andMaggie Parker together withJenny Storey performing awell crafted and funnyversion of the “Sand Dance”that had the audiencehowling.

The musicalcompositions, arranged by

musical director Jane Busby,included many of the oldstalwarts of Music Halltradition and were a delightto listen to.

Judging by the laughter,applause and audienceparticipation TAPAS againoffered an evening ofwonderful entertainment.

TAPAS are holding aChristmas Fayre at LosArcos on SaturdayNovember 13th and thenext production, “WhoKilled the Director?”, aMurder Mystery eveningwill be on SaturdayNovember 20th. Furtherdetails on the TAPASwebsitewww.tapassociety.com

WorshipmeetingThe Christian EvangelicalChurch are holding a jointworship meeting on FridayOctober 29th starting at8.30pm and wouldwelcome anyone whowould like to join them.The Church is at calle

Pensaniento 45,Torreblanca at the LosBoliches end of Fuengirola.Go to www.hkint.co.uk

for further information.

British Chamber ofCommerce to hold seminar on Spanish LawThe British Chamber of

Commerce, with over 100years’ presence in Spain, isa non-profit-makingorganisation whose mainaim is to promote traderelations between Spainand Britain as well asproviding new businessopportunities for itsmembers.

It is a non-profit-makingNGO, it works closely withthe British ExteriorMinister, the BritishEmbassy and Consulate, aswell as other governmentagencies, both regional andnational, and has over 300members.

Membership is open toall businesses in Spain, notonly those with Spanish or

British commercialinterests but any companywith international linkswould be welcomeadditions to the BritishChamber of Commerce inSpain.

On Thursday October28th the Chamber will hostan educational seminar atthe Don Pepe Hotel inMarbella starting at 5 pmentitled “The Five MostForgotten and IgnoredBusiness Laws in Spain”.

There will be five shortpresentations on differentlaws that all business inAndalucia should be awareand compliant withincluding : Internet Law, Health and Safety Law,

Money Laundering Laws, Data Protection Law,

and Andalucia TourismLaw.

There will be anopportunity for Q&Aafterwards.

Tickets to attend theevent can be obtained for€12 for members and €15for non-members fromFrancis Tanner on 952 815365 or you can email [email protected]

You can read moreabout the British Chamberof Commerce at theirwebsite www.britishchamberspain.com

Cudeca Christmas Cards,hand crafted by volunteersand patients, are nowavailable in Cudeca charityshops along the coast.Packs of 10 cards are pricedat €6.

Xmascards

StilltimeYou can still catch the ElyCathedral Choir tonight(Wed)in Mijas at 8pm andtomorrow lunchtime(Thu)in Alhaurin el Grandeand at St Georges in Malagaat 7.30pm. On Friday youcan see them in Sotograndeat 8pm. The last showing isin Gibraltar on Saturday30th at 8pm

One of the saddest tasksfaced by volunteers in thecosta's animal refuges isbeing asked to rehomedogs who have been part ofa family, microchipped, butcruelly abandoned whentheir owners leave Spain forthe UK.

This little dog was foundforlornly wandering thestreets of Torreblanca andshe is a very affectionate,sweet natured girl.

She is being fostered bythe lady who found her,gets on well with the threeother dogs in the houseand has been called Smileybecause of her charmingnature.

But she is II years oldand SOS volunteers aredesperate to find her a

loving home because itwould be unkind to makeher spend the rest of her lifein a refuge.

If you can find a placefor her in your heart pleasetelephone Therese on 653257 875.


Your outlook on the World nCommunity News 17the ewsn

New Ladies atLunch ClubLadies living here in Spainwith school aged childrenfrequently find it difficult tomeet like-minded people.The Ladies That Lunch clubrecognises that the gapbetween dropping the kidsoff at school and pickingthem up again can be alonely and boring time, sothe club is now aiming atfilling that time by invitingmums to get together,without the kids, to relaxtogether maybe for coffeeor even lunch, everysecond Thursday morning.

The first meeting is onThursday November 4th athalf past ten for coffee. Youcan all order and pay for

what you want so you'renot looking at a club thatcould cost you loads ofmoney at a time whenmoney is tight. Somemeetings will be just acoffee morning, and somecould be a lunchsomewhere but whateveryou're doing you can beassured of meeting newfriends, getting supportand help in fitting in inyour new community, withpeople who will have like-minded interests andlifestyles.So call Emma Webber

now on 608 408 771 formore information aboutnext week’s meeting andstart making new friends.

Inland Mums has now grown up!

Are these your horses?

ARCH, the rescue centrefor horses and donkeys,received a call at theweekend from a localfarmer reporting a baypony mare and herchestnut filly foal who hadbeen running loose round

the Rio Grande area ofCoin for a couple of days.

The pair are now safeand being cared for at theARCH rehabilitationcentre - the farmer wasconcerned because he had

just sprayed the field theywere in with weedkillerand didn't want themharmed. If anyone canhelp identify them couldthey contact Sue on 660220 700.

A bumper fundraiserThe 3rd annual Joint CharityDog Show in Alhaurin ElGrande was a huge success,with more than 70 dogs andtheir owners competing in13 classes on a sunnyOctober day - and the eventwas so successful more than€1,700 euros was raised, tobe split between organisersCHAIN (Charity for Animalsin Need) and ARCH(Andalucian Rescue Centrefor Horses).

Classes ranged from theDog With the Waggiest Tailto The Best Rescued DogLooking for a Home. TheEgg and Spoon race washotly contested and the Bestin Show was won by Zac, abeautiful German Shepherdpuppy, with the Reserve Bestin Show awarded to Luna, asweet little dog who hadbeen abandoned with S.O.S.5 days earlier.

In the interval there wasan exhibition by Javier of“Attack and Protection” withhis German Shepherd dogsand Sabrina once againdemonstrated her skills as adog trainer.

A bouncy castle, stalls,barbecue, candy floss andcream teas made it amemorable day for all

How can they do this?

The ladies of Villanueva dela Concepcion have comeup with a novel idea forraising money toward thetown's next feria – they arelaunching a “CalendarGirls” style calendar for2011, which will belaunched at a ceremony inthe town next WednesdayNovember 3rd at 5pm inthe town hall.

The six friends, agedfrom 46 to 64 years, and allfrom the UK or Holland,decided almost a year agothat they wanted to findsome way of raising fundsfor their adopted village.With support from thetown's innovative mayorplus a local photographerand printer the girls metregularly to practice posingwith various props to hidecertain attributes!

The calendars cost just€6 each and will be on salefrom various outlets in thearea or you can call 659 186519 to order your copy now.

Calendargirls do itthis year in Villanueva

The Costa Del SolPhotographic Societyrecently visited the town ofEcija known as the "City ofthe Sun" or the "City of theTowers." Both elementsconstitute the symbols ofthe town, located betweenCordoba and Seville, andconsidered as one of themost important artisticcentres in Andalucia. Ecija is not part of the

usual tourist route but thePhotographic Societyprides itself on organisingtrips to places with adifference so its members,

mostly residents, are ableto enjoy the undiscoveredareas. Further information on

membership and activitiescan be found atwww.photoclubspain.comor ring 952 446 893.

CDS photographershead inland to Ecija

Don’t forget.....THE CLOCKSGO BACK THIS WEEKEND!

Film festival endswith galaThe 5th Edition of theMarbella International FilmFestival ended Sunday,October 17th after a gala balland awards ceremonyattended by over 100international filmmakersand guests.The winners were:24 Hour Challenge -

"Wena, Wena, Wena"produced by James Gomezof Marbella;Best Animation - Out on

a Limb, by Daisy Yu-ChuanLin. Taiwan - USA;Best Short Short - Happy

Life by Minos Nikolakakis,Greece; Best Documentary -

Absent by Justin Hunt, USA; Best Short - Awaiting Her

by James Joint, Honduras;Best Feature - Do ElephantsPray? by Paul Hills, UK.

The festival started withthe 24 hour film challengeon Friday, October 15th. That evening a party was

hosted for over 250 invitedguests who were greeted byyoung girls wearingflamenco dresses. Redcarnations were given to alland the spirit of the feriapervaded the party. Afterfestival parties were alsoheld at various venuesduring the weekend.In competition were 50

films from all over the world.The partipants allcommented on the beautyof the town of Marbella andthe weather and many haveexpressed intentions toreturn here for their futurefilm projects.Next year’s dates will be

October 14th, 15th and 16th2011.


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Story18

Captain of almeria

The heat of the morningwas starting to rise asRodrigo walked with CountAlonso across the estatelawn towards the mansionhouse. He was still in shirt-sleeves after the duel andboth men sipped at glassesof brandy as theyconversed. The Countlooked cool, elegant, eventhough dressed in hisheavy court jacket, whereasRodrigo was somewhatdishevelled, his shirtstained with sweat andblood from the duel.Rodrigo’s attendantNicholas followed at a shortdistance, remainingpolitely out of earshot ofthe two as they talked.

Nicholas was worriedfor his captain since theCount was a powerful manand more deadly in someways than a sword bladecould ever be. He knew theduel would haveconsequences for Rodrigo,who had wounded theGovernor’s son Carlos over

a matter of honour, and hefeared that the Captainwould now have to pay forthis and his otherindiscretions.

“Carlos will beunrelenting in seekingsatisfaction, Rodrigo, and Ido not refer just to the fieldof honour,” stated theCount, “he will use anymeans to discredit you andwhen his father, theGovernor, hears of the duel…I’m afraid that hisinfluence will hasten yourdownfall.”

“I realise this, CountAlonso, but I did not ask forthis duel, it is a matterbetween the Governor andme …he pocketed the prizemoney from the ships thatmy crew and I seized …mymen served well and foughthard and deserve theirreward. I am not concernedfor myself,” explainedRodrigo.

“I know of your

grievance, Rodrigo …butdid you have to bed theman’s wife?” he asked. Theyclimbed the steps to thewide paved veranda of themansion. A mixture offrustration and anger hadhardened the Count’s face.

Rodrigo turned to lookat the face of this manwhose expression andquestioning eyesdemanded an answer. “Itwas unplanned …a lapseon my part, I must admitSir …it just happened …Isabella is like a flame.”

“Ah! Love,” chuckled theCount, his expressionsoftening. “If she is theflame then you must be thepoor moth, Rodrigo …andI am afraid that you willhave to suffer the burns ofyour infatuation. The boydotes on her, even thoughshe is his stepmother andthe old man …well …somemen idolise women, mydear Rodrigo, raising themon pedestals …for others

they are mere possessions…a man’s love for a womancomes in many forms,mostly as a symbol of whatthey value and notnecessarily dependant onany mutual feelings.”

Both men were quiet fora short time as they sippedtheir brandy; watching asthe sun rose over the sea,its heat burning off themorning’s mist. There werea few murmurs of noisefrom the large house as thestaff went about theirduties for the wakinghousehold. They couldhear Carlos’s groansemanating from the openFrench doors as the Doctorbandaged his wound.Nicholas stood quietly toone side of the men.

“I’m afraid that you willhave to return to Spain,Captain,” said the Countfinally, as he turned to faceRodrigo again.

“But my ship, my men

…” started Rodrigo, but theCount raised his hand tostop any further protest.

“I know, my dearRodrigo; I will take up yourgrievance and accept myword that they will be paid…but I cannot help you …protect you, here. I haveestates outside Cordobaand know of an opencommission on the coastnear Almeria. It may not beto the liking of a seamanlike yourself …but I thinkthat you need to - how shallwe say - adopt a low profile- to disappear for a shortwhile.” The Count pausedbriefly to finish the last ofhis brandy, handing theempty glass to Nicholas.“Now rest, come to see mein the afternoon and wewill discuss the details.”

“Yes Count,” repliedRodrigo quietly, bowingslightly as the aristocrattook his leave to enter thehouse by the French doors.Rodrigo moved to one of

the tables on the verandaand eased his body into achair. He suddenly felt verytired as he placed hisempty glass on the table.He closed his eyes to enjoythe small relief of the slightbreeze from the sea. Hesmelt the ocean; his mindwandered, he thought ofIsabella.

What will happen toRodrigo and hiscompanion?

Read the next part ofepisode 3 in The News tofind out!

FOLLOWING ON THE NEW SERIES OF STORIES WRITTEN BY P TATE

Casa Michell | Costa del Sol | Telephone +34 670 00 88 03 | [email protected]

V i l l a s d e Co s t a l i t a - o n t h e b e a ch ecure urbanisation San Pedro and Estepona. The terraced house is in S Built 350 m2

Rooms 3 bed + 3 bath

CM CM

EpisodE 3 - part 1

e Consequences

What are the Count’s proposals for Rodrigo going to be? Read on for part one of Episode 3


Your outlook on the World nOut & About 19the ewsnO

UT

&

ABOUTYour weekly entertainment Guide

Ghosties & long leggedy beasties at Jk’s Friday 29ththeSPA Play Reading and dinner tonight, Oct 27thAnything Goes at e Salon from Friday nov 5th

It has been dubbed thenew Battle of Trafalgar -and if nothing else, plansby the Junta de Andaluciaand property developers tobuild a huge hotel on theCosta de la Luz willspotlight an area of Spainbeloved by Spaniards andknown only to discerningBritons prepared to leavebehind the busy Costa delSol and head west.

Environmentalists, andthose desperate to

support any attempt toprevent the despoiling ofone of the last unspoiltstretches of Spanishcoastline, are arguing that ahotel for nearly 1,300people, planned for thesleepy seaside village of ElPalmar, is the sort of thingthat could actually drivevisitors away. Now, thereare hotels along this stretchof coast and there areplenty of reasons to visitthis beautiful part of the

country,but that is part ofthe rub. In the summer youneed to book smartish tobe sure to find somewhereto stay, as masses ofSevillanos head to the areafor their summer holidays.

with unemployment inthe Cadiz area

running at 30 per cent,there are those who feelthat there is a strongeconomic argument forbuilding the hotel - it willprovide much needed jobs,continue to stimulate agrowth in tourism and helpenrich the local economy.The 600 inhabitants of ElPalmar are not allconnected to mains waterand electricity, so there arecompelling reasons formany of them to back theproject. On the other hand,concerns have been raisedin the EuropeanParliament over whetherthe project complies withsewage and water rules.

And the Salvar El Palmarcampaigners say that thesprawl of overdevelopmenton the Costa del Sol shouldact as a red flag of warning.

The village is just a fewkilometres west of

Cabo de Trafalgar - thescene in 1805 of the greatsea battle in which AdmiralNelson lost his life. Andnow the scene is set for anew battle. But just what isin the region that suggestssuch a huge hotel would fillan important gap in themarket? You have to makea real effort to visit this areaof outstanding naturalbeauty and there is everyreason to want to visit now,outside the busy summermonths. This week we lookat one of the nearby townsthat is an important drawfor those tourists who liketheir slices of Spain to berich with history andarchitectural beauty.

The hilltop town of Vejerde la Frontera is less

than 10 kilometres fromthe beaches at El Palmarand Trafalgar Bay, and sethigh above the steep gorgeof the Barbate river, 200metres above thesurrounding countryside.It's a maze of perfectlypreserved cobbled streets,with brilliantly whitehouses that glisten in thesun and the renownedtravel writer Jan Morrisdescribed it as "perhapsSpain's most spectacularvillage".

At its heart is a medievalquarter but unlike

some other towns andvillages, a tight grip waskept on the developmentin the newer part of thetown, so it is fully inkeeping with its historicaland architectural heritage.The town is dominated byits Moorish castle andGothic church, built on the

site of a mosque. Vejerbegan as a fortress townheld by the Phoenicians,and later the Romans,before it spent 5 centuriesunder Moorish rule, until itwas captured by KingFerdinand of Castille in1248. That is when itbecame a border townagainst the Moors and de laFrontera was added to itsname. Traditionally, thetownswomen wore long,dark cloaks that coveredtheir faces, calledcobijades, but thecostumes nowadays areonly worn for fiestas.

The Plaza de Españamust be high on the list

of prettiest village squaresin Spain and from here,walk through the Arco de laVilla into the old town, andtake a step back in time.From its walls the views arespectacular - richagricultural and grazingland as far as the eye can

see. It overlooks theAtlantic coastline withviews of Africa, as well asnatural parks and forests ofpìne that are a habitat foran abundant collection ofbirdlife, as well as offeringa multitude of walkingtrails for those who want toreflect on the beauty ofnature. The town wasdeclared a HistoricalArtistic Monument ofNational Importance in1978 and while it may havebeen a border against theMoors, it seems unlikelythat the council will standin the way of adevelopment that couldbring more wealth to thearea. One thing is for sure -with or without a newhotel, this whole area ofquiet, undeveloped Spain,has much to offer and Vejerde la Frontera is a must-see.

Written by Andrea MacLean

InSIde thIS week

e gems of unspoiltSpain now in focus- as battle commences


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Out & About20O

UT

&

ABOUTYour Weekly Entertainment Guide

Play reading anddinner tonightTHESPA are presenting twocontrasting plays tonight,Wednesday October 27thfor their dinner and playreading night.The first is “Mind

Games” by Ian Hornby, apsychological dramadirected by Gloria Ketchell.Dinner will be served in

the interval, after which theaccent is on comedy with“The Evergreens” by DavidCampton, directed by JeanFenton (by kind permissionof Samuel French Ltd.)The venue, as always, is

the Masonic Hall, EdificioBouganvilleas in Los

Boliches but please notethat the starting time hasbeen brought forward to7pm for 7.30pm.Annual subscriptions to

THESPA of €10 can be paidtonight, with the AGMtaking place on WednesdayNovember 24th.Further information

about THESPA is availableonwww.theatrecostadelsol.comNew actors, especially

young people, are alwayswelcome as, of course, arehelpers of all kinds.

It’s notjust magic!A childrens’ magic andcomedy show will be heldto raise funds for AVOI, thevolunteer association thathelps children withleukaemia in the hospital atMaterno de Infantil inMalaga, on SaturdayOctober 30th starting at6pm. The event is to takeplace at the Palacio deCongresos, Marbella.From fire juggling to

musical mimes, from ropetricks to rabbits, and frommagical clowns to comicpresenters....it's not to bemissed!At just €10 for a ticket

that you buy on the door,why not go along and enjoythe show!

"The Three Pianists", willbe at the Black Box Theatrethis Saturday Oct ober 30th,starting at 9pm.

The show will includeclassics, nostalgia,evergreens, singalong,comedy and a glass of cava-something for everyone.Never mind the ThreeTenors, don't miss TheThree Pianists!

The Black Box is a livelyand interesting little theatrelocated in central Marbellaon Calle Notario LuisOliver. Tickets are €12 each

For more information,map and video go towww.thethreepianists.com

ree Pianists in concert

Successful local rockband CoinBox continuetheir hectic schedule, witha series of up and comingpublic performancesbetween now andChristmas.

You may have wonderedwhere they have beenlately, but the last couple ofmonths they have beenbusy performing at privatefunctions and at some 'outof area' venues.

So if you have not hadthe chance to go along tosee one of their gigs before,or if you are one of theirmany regular followers,why not take theopportunity to go alongand see their show. And

indeed it is a show as theycover and put their ownspin on a wide range ofpopular rock tracks, withplenty of stage theatricsand interaction with theiraudience. The guys are alsovery excited as they are inthe process of producingsome original tracks oftheir own, which they hopewill be ready for their liveperformances in the NewYear.

You can check all theirdates by viewing theirwebsitewww.coinboxlive.comwhich will give you detailson how to contact the bandto book them for yourprivate party, wedding,celebration or for public

venues.

Unfortunately, due totheir popularity, a fewpeople have beendisappointed when tryingto book the band, so if youknow that you have aspecial event coming up inthe future it is advisable tocontact the booking teamearly to avoid this situation.

Public perfomancesnext month include:Saturday November

20th, Los Aperos, Alorafrom 09.30 pm onwards.Saturday November

27th, Cudeca CharityFundraiser, Pizzara 7pmonwards.

CoinBox review and newdates for your diary

CASA KON-TIKIThe Fish and Chips Emporium

of the Coast

Chris The Dish: 667 842 359John The Fish: 678 292 792

2nd street behind Yaramar Hotel, Los BolichesVisit us at www.los-boliches.es

Fullyairconditioned

100

seat

Restaurant

New Menu now with 33 Fresh Home-made dishes.All your favourites from €4.95

Sunday lunch €7.95 €5.95 3 course set menu of the day €7.95**€9.95 Sundays

HAPPY HOUR MON TO SAT 12 - 5PM WITHHALF PRICE BAR

New opening t imes7 days a week

12 noon ‘t i l late (no siesta)

X

Dressing up in weirdoGothic costumes, howlingand growling at the moon,blood and broomsticks,pumpkins and masks, ifany of this sounds like funto you - then be at Pógs livemusic bar in Fuengirolathis Halloween longweekend.

Dress up and let it allhang out, there are tworock 'til you drop fancydress Halloween parties,two events to really showyour inner self. It's all there,free shots just for lookinggood in your costume,special cocktails - deadlyBlack Mojitos at the QuijoteCocktail bar, loads ofchilled Guinness and

brilliant music all weekend.

The double party startswith Traffic Jam onSaturday night and FunFiction on Sunday, twogreat bands who covereverything from Pink Floydand U2 to the RollingStones, the Doors and theChilli Peppers.

Both bands have a goodfollowing in the Fuengirolaarea, especially Traffic Jamwho recently played in thecastle with Boney M, butcoming up fast are FunFiction. This bouncyArgentinian based band arejust the boys you need for areal party, soft rock withattitude and talent, ideal

for a wild Halloween night.Anyone at the Pógs RockyHorror party last year willtestify that Pógs can reallyget going when it’s time fora celebration, it’s a bigvenue with two bars and adance floor and don'tforget Monday November1st is also a holiday, AllSaints, so .. party.

On another note, later inthe month from November26th Pógs will be cuttingback for a bit of staff restand recuperation, to livebands only on Friday andSaturday nights untilDecember 15th when it’srock on for Christmas andthe New Year’s Party.

Double Halloweenparty at Pógs


Your outlook on the World nOut & About 21the ewsn

On the road between Alhaurin el Grande & Alhaurin de la Torre

Reservations: 660 350 896Across From the Clubhouse

SUNDAY LUNCH Served from 1pm

La Risa @ Lauro Golf

HAND BATTERED COD N’ CHIPS - Every Friday - served all day

Mon & Thurs: Quiz, Bingo &

Play Your Cards Right

from 9.30pm

Tues &Wed: Live Football

from 8:45pm

Fri: Siobhan from Dublin -

female vocalist

Sat: “Mr Blue Eyed Soul” -

Danny Stone

Sun: Rock n’ Roll with Dalton &

his 50s & 60s show

*FREE ENTRY*Shows start at 9.30pm.

Open all day. Food served 11am - 9.30pm

EL MOJITOEL MOJITOPlaza de Remo La CarihuelaTorremolinos

952 057 062952 057 062SPECIAL OFFER!

8oz entrecôte steak withall trimmings & bottle

Rioja - only €20 per couple

BARS &RESTAURANTS...

GOT AN EVENT OR

SPECIAL OFFER?

ADVERTISE IT!CALL GEOFF AT

THE NEWS622 05 04 09

This Week!

More info:654 396 [email protected]

Monday & Thursday

Belly Dancing 10.30am

€5 per session

Wednesdays 8.30pm

Bingo - jackpot €400

Quiz - jackpot €120 Friday 29th Oct

Halloween PartySaturday 30th Oct

Charity Auction register11am, view 1-2pm for

auction at 2pm

Sunday Pool and Darts

competitions from 2pm

JK’s

�" ��#�$��(�$��)�*

��%&�'$�!&��%&�'$�!&

Fish & Chips

��

�� .��

LOSGRANADOS

EROSKI

DUQUESA PORTSEA SEA

LOS HIDALGOS

CASTLE

�&��$�")%�)��$��%��(�$*"!��%��!��&��#�!��%"�)��(�� #�� !&��!�)� �!'��"$2010�!")��(�!��")�$�#$��%�"!�&��)�*��!�$�%&�'$�!&� ��%,

'$�)��*��'!��%�!")�2��"'$%�%#�'%�%��"$��$��!��$�!��"$�/8,50�"!-&��"$��&�"'$�%'#�$��'!��*�"�%&��!!�$%�%�$(��$" �1# �&"�5# ��"$�"!�*�/8,75

��+�951�276�728

- Quality- Value- Service- Always

�

MARLOWS

�� ,340��142

GERMAN EVENING - SATURDAY OCTOBER 30TH - €15PP from 7.30pm

Now taking bookings for Christmas

MR. JEEVESBingo Most Evenings 9.30pm

All Sports ShownOpen 9am ‘til Late

€1 A PINT!a la Carte meals

Reservations Only1st Sitting 6.00pm

685 825 687MONTEMAR

��

��!��%��$��%��

��

��

� ��

��#$��%"

��

��

��

��

��

30th OctFANCY DRESS& KARAOKE8pm Till Late

��

DON�T FORGET!CLOCKS GO BACKTHIS WEEKENDAT 2AM SUNDAYMORNING &MONDAY IS AHOLIDAY

Get a kick outof e SalonAnything Goes - ColePorter's hit musicalcomedy is the Salon's bigbook musical of the seasonand will play from Friday5th to Sunday November14th.

The show takes placeaboard a luxury linerduring a transatlanticcrossing and includes thesongs I Get A Kick Out Of

You, Friendship, You're TheTops and De Lovely.Set in the glamorous

1930s it has a cast of 30excellent singers anddancers, fabulouscostumes and scenery.

Directed by PeterMitchell with Peter Heightdoing his usual wonderfulchoreography - this is ashow not to be missed.

Basque found!This Friday 29th from 9pmJK’s will be having theirHalloween party andDuncan - you knowDuncan, the big bloke at 6ft5in - is going to be dressedby his girls in a basque,stockings etc and we can’timagine what they’ll use forhis shoes! Mascara andlipstick aside, this shouldprove to be the party to beseen at this year.Music will be provided by

Jitterbugs as well as a fabdisco and entrance is free.There will be food

available to buy in the formof, among other things,freshly roasted chickensdripping with a blood redsauce!If you want to reserve a

table, you’ll need to do sonow as they are beingsnapped up fast.So, put on your cloaks,

vampires teeth andwitchypoo nails - or basquesand the whole Rocky Shopof Horrors bit and get downto JK’s on the Poligono LaTrocha, Coin. Call 654 396651.

Two fundraisingevents for PADPAD is a privately runcharity in theMijas/Fuengirola area thatspecialises in therehabilitation andrehoming of abandoneddogs and cats.

This Sunday, October31st, they are holding theirnow famous annualAutumn Fair to raisemoney for the animals intheir care.

From 11am to 3pm youwill be able to go along tothe Centro Nordico on theFuengirola to Mijas Villageroad and find stalls sellingCDs, DVDs, books -including talking books -jewellery, clothing andaccessories, bric-a-bracand, of course, lots ofitems for your pets.

There will also be abarbecue, a beer tent, acakes stalls and plenty ofother things to eat anddrink.

They are also having aspecial day on SundayNovember 7th from noonuntil 3pm when you can

go along, have a good lookround the shelter andenjoy a plate of paella forjust €8 per person. Drinksand tapas will also beavailable and you mightjust meet your newcompanion.

Since the shelteropened in December 1998PAD has found homes for5000 dogs and cats. Theyhave open days on the 1stSunday of every month,and hope you can visit theshelter and may consider

taking a dog or cat as afriend and companion forlife.

PAD are on the carreteraCerros de Aguila which isoff the N340 (land side)just past the HotelFuengirola Beach.Formore information call thekennels on 952 468 054 orthe cattery on 952 469 254or email them [email protected] have a look at theirwebsite atwww.padcatsanddogs.org

Filming for the two Hobbitmovies - prequels to theLord of the Rings trilogy -may yet be moved fromNew Zealand as a result ofunion action. The now empty HarryPotter studios in the UKhave been suggested asone alternative as studiobosses at Warner Brotherstry to get productionsorted. The New Zealand scenerywas a spectacularbackdrop to the LOTRtrilogy and was expected tohave the same supportingrole in the 3D versions ofThe Hobbit. The book willbe filmed in two parts andhas been dogged bysetbacks - includingfinancial difficulties atMGM, who own half theproject, and the decision ofdirector Guillermo del Toroto quit. LOTR directorPeter Jackson stepped in

but has been in a bitterdispute with New ZealandEquity - the actors union -who called for aninternational boycott ofthe film, over pay andconditions. Late last week rumoursabounded that the studiowas looking at alternativefilming locations and NZpremier John Kelly said itwould be a "tragedy" if themovies were not made inthe country. Talk of moving may havefocused minds - onMonday the unions in NewZealand promised thatthere would be noindustrial action impacton filming if the studio -and Jackson - stick toplans to film there, andprotesters dressed ascharacters from the booktook to the streets in a bidto persuade studio bossesto stay.


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Magazine22

MOVIES TO WATCH OUT FOR CROSSWORD SUDOKU CULTURE & LEISURE FOOD & DRINKHOROSCOPES

Magazine

To find out the times and

location online, go to

www.entradas.com, click on

Malaga, go to Cine and on drop

down list select “Cartelera V.O.”

and click on film poster

CINEMAS SHOWING

FILMS IN ENGLISH

*please check times withthe cinema direct

Malaga - Plaza Mayor:

902 902 103

Fuengirola - Parque Miramar:

952 198 600

Marbella - Gran Marbella:

952 810 077

Velez Malaga - C.C. El Ingenio:

902 221 622

We may be living in the ageof celeb magazines whichlift the veil daily on the livesof our Royal Family and putthem in the public spotlight,but we Brits still love a goodperiod drama - and if itshould be about the RoyalFamily, well, that's no badthing at all - and this is atrue story.

In The King's Speech,Colin Firth brings to lifeQueen Elizabeth II's father,King George VI - a shy,diffident man catapultedinto the role of head of anEmpire on the verge of aworld war. But "Bertie" wasnot just shy -he sufferedagonisingly and painfully

from a profound stammerand the film opens with himlooking anguished as he hasto make a speech to a largeaudience, knowing that hewill struggle to get out everyword.

As the diffident youngerbrother of the self-absorbedand charismatic KingEdward VIII ( Guy Pierce) hehad hoped to remain in theshadows. But Edward'sabdication for the love ofMrs Simpson meant thatBertie had to accede to thethrone at a time when thecountry needed to hear thecalm, fluent voice of its King.And that is when LionelLogue (Rush) stepped in.

The irreverentAustralian speech therapistand the King spar as theytry to correct the King'sstammer. Director Hooper(The Damned United) hasa rich collection ofbackdrops to illustrate hisstory - not least the glory ofthe accession ceremony inWestminster Abbey.

Helena Bonham Carterplays Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, the fiercelyprotective wife of the newKing (the Queen Mumalways blamed herbrother-in-law and MrsSimpson for the earlydeath of her belovedhusband) and though it

may not sound the mostcompelling story line inthis day of rollercoasterrides with big guns, theverbal fireworks and topclass acting by all the casthave had the critics prettyunanimous in their verdictthat The King's Speech willbe on award winning listsas the movie prize givingseason approaches.

The story ends on theeve of the Second WorldWar - so of course we knowthat the King was acourageous winner in hisown personal battle, andalong with Churchill,provided inspiration forBritons as the war raged.

BY TOM HOOPERStarring Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, Helena Bonham Carter

MOVIE SPOTLIGHT By Amy Thomas

email: [email protected]

Mystery Ink?

Looking at thephotograph of Daphne

du Maurier it is difficult tobelieve what a scandalouslifestyle she is said to haveled, or that some of the mostsuspenseful movies thatHollywood produced wereadaptations of storiespenned by her fair hand.

Although “Jamaica Inn”was a very successful

story, the 1939 Hitchcockversion of it was spoiled byDu Maurier having to rewritethe ending to appeaseCharles Laughton’s massiveego. The movie is set inCornwall where a youngorphan, Mary, is sent to livewith Aunt Patience andUncle Joss who are thelandlords of the Jamaica Inn.Mary soon realizes that heruncle's inn is the base of agang of ship wreckers wholure ships to their doom onthe rocky coast. The girlstarts fearing for her life. Thiswas Hitchcock’s last pre-Hollywood movie. After hisarrival in Hollywood thefollowing year Hitchcockgave us “Rebecca”, a story ofan innocent bride’shappiness beingovershadowed by thesinister past of her newhome and its intimidatinghousekeeper.

“The Scapegoat”, 1959, isthe story of a French count

who schemes to kill his wifeand implicate a mild-mannered Englishschoolteacher whom heresembles. Alec Guinnessplays the dual role of theFrench count and thebenign Englishman. Despitesome interesting supportingcast, including a very BabyJaneish Bette Davis, thestory seems somehow onlyhalf told, and the twoGuinness characters remainfrustratinglyunderdeveloped.

“Don’t Look Now”, directedby Nicholas Roeg, is taken

from the short story of thesame name and wasreleased in 1973. Followingthe tragic drowning of theiryoung daughter the Baxtersmove to Venice, where JohnBaxter works restoringchurch mosaics. There theyencounter a sinister pair ofsisters, one of who claims tobe psychic, and from therewe are led through theatmospheric canals ofVenice to further tragedy.

Although haunting andbeautifully filmed, one of thebiggest bones of contentionwith this movie is the overlylong and very graphic lovescene between theprotagonists. My generalrule of thumb for lovescenes in mainstreammovies is ‘if you wouldn’t becomfortable watching itwith your mother, then cut itout’….. or at least edit.

Another story filled withintrigue and mystery is

the 1952 “My Cousin Rachel”,starring Richard Burton andOlivia de Havilland. WhenPhilip’s cousin Ambrose dies,he is convinced that he wasmurdered by his new wifeRachel to inherit his wealth.But he ends up falling in lovewith her, and he knows thathis suspicions must havebeen unfounded. But werethey, or is Rachel just tryingto use Philip to get at theestate Ambrose left to himinstead of to her? And willshe murder him next? TheBBC also produced a verysuccessful serialization of itin the 1980s, starringGeraldine Chaplin andChristopher Guard.

And last, but by no meansleast Hitchcock’s 1963

“The Birds”. The titular talefollows pretty much thesame storyline as the book -that is, the birds go wild.Swarms of birds growexponentially and startattacking people, and thetale focuses on a family’sstruggle to survive. The onlymajor difference is that thebook is set in rural Cornwall,England while the film is setin California, but stillmanages to put across thesense of isolation andclaustrophobia the familyfeel inside their home. Thesuccess of the story hasbeen attributed to itsmetaphoric relation to thestill fresh terror Londoners,especially, felt during theNazi air raids of two decadesearlier, as it was amplified byCold War tensions.

MOVIE NEWS

Hobbits on move?MOVIE NEWS

An Oscar for Colin?After the release to a warm,critical reception of TheKing's Speech, Colin Firthis being hotly tipped for anOscar nomination for hisrole as George VI. He picked up a BAFTA forbest actor for his role in ASingle Man and wasnominated for an Oscar forhis nuanced performancebut lost out. Now it has been reportedthat Hugh Grant, Firth'sfellow actor in the BridgetJones movies, is feelingcross with himself.Apparently he was offeredthe part but turned it downand is now regretting it. Grant has admitted thatacting holds less interestfor him. His last role was indire comedy Did you hearabout the Morgans? withSarah Jessica Parker, whichone critic said showedGrant had already given upacting.

e King's SpeechMOVIES TO WATCH OUT FOR

ARIES

TAURUS

GEMINI

CANCER

LEO

VIRGO

LIBRA

SCORPIO

SAGITTARIUS

CAPRICORN

AQUARIUS

PISCES

It is a now-or-never feeling that is inspiring you to take action this week. Youneed to get something resolved and the pressure is building inside of you tomake sure you get something sorted once and for all. The more you findyourself ‘doing’, the more empowered you will feel. Even though you need totake action others close to you may also need their own space to get on withtheir own things too – so you need to remember this when interacting with aloved one.

You are fierce with strength and determination now, a lot more focused thanyou have been over the last few weeks. There is a renewed energy rising upwithin that wants to tackle projects head on. With this much work to do thereis little time for anything else. However, towards the weekend a glimmer ofromance lights up your life so expect to be wined and dined. More and moreyou are being asked to have a little trust and see how far it will take you.

There is a sense of completion in an area of your life that is freeing up timeand resources for other things. This is a breath of fresh air for you. Teachingfrom example is something that comes naturally and this will be of greatbenefit to those around you who are willing to learn. Watch your back, though,as someone in your circle stands to benefit if a problem arises, so be one stepahead and not give them the satisfaction.

Time to let that guard down. A Cancer’s guard is made of hard stuff and it canfeel uncertain and vulnerable to allow yourself the freedom to relinquishcontrol. Find someone you can trust and have a more restful and relaxing weekif possible as that is what you ideally need. Your delegation techniques areright on the ball and there will be no problems in asking others for a bit ofhelp. By the weekend you will have relaxed enough to enjoy yourself – go andhave some fun.

There is a current challenge that needs to be faced and conquered and youhave keen inner radar that is highly intuitive right now to guide you. You feelthe urge to have a fresh start and a new beginning but know that it isimpossible to lay the past to rest until certain aspects of that past are sortedout. Trust in yourself and communicate your ideas as soon as you can – youmay be pleasantly surprised at another’s reaction to your suggestions, perhapsthey want things sorted out too.

You have a strong impulse in you to clear the air, you have known that thingsare not as good as they could be but have hoped that it would all right itself.Now you realise it is up to you to lay your cards on the table and say things asthey are. This is no time for harbouring emotions but time to let the truth beknown. Rather than waiting for things to happen, it is likely that you will takethe lead in all areas of your life and get things moving.

Is the cash flow a little stagnant and stifled? It isn’t that you can’t make moneybut there could be an obstacle or two in the way of getting that cash flow backon track. This is the time for meetings where you can join forces with othersof a like mind or spirit - there may be some things that you just can’t do onyour own and need some team spirit to accomplish the results you crave. Arush of creativity gushes forth by the weekend and you are all set to create amasterpiece.

Life is full of surprises and this week encourages you to remain open andadaptable enough to capitalise on the opportunities coming your way. Desiresthat have lain dormant spring to the surface and if you have the will to directthem with purpose and unrestricted passion for what you believe in, then theuniverse will sort the rest. One thing is for sure, time is on your side; make sureyou check the facts before jumping to conclusions, though.

Are doubts creeping in, bringing tension into an area of your life that youthought was under control? Just as there are worldly threats that we heareveryday on the media there are is also some potential problem in our lives.The key is to be inspired and not afraid, most of the potential problems neverhappen so there is no point in panicking unnecessarily. This week you needto keep positive and there will be some miraculous changes springing yourway.

You are on the verge of an inspiring emotional breakthrough as this is a timeof significant perception shifts for you. You have been looking at somethingand it has not been making sense, leaving you in quite a quandary - a veil liftsand all becomes clear. Your words now carry much weight and the impact thatyou have on others is profound. By the end of the week you will feel in a moreconfident position to make careful, considered and successful choices.

Removing yourself from a toxic relationship has allowed you to see the extentof the pain that has been endured. This objectivity has allowed certainpressures in your life to slowly reduce - there is only one last part to finish adrama that has all but played itself out. This final change may not come asquickly as you would like, as you still have to rely on someone else to putcertain pieces into play. The main thing is you are far clearer as to what younow want.

This can be a successful buying and selling time for you - trust your instinctswhen it comes to bargains and I doubt you can go wrong. The heavens wantyou to make decisions and choices that will benefit not only you but those ofyour family. Profound emotional issues are coming under scrutiny, enablingyou to get to the bottom of an intense situation from the past. Once youunderstand the motivation behind this problem, you will be able to diffuse it.

A weekly overview

HOROSCOPES by Cathy Stronach

March 21st -April 19th

April 20th -May 20th

May 21st -June 21st

June 22nd -July 22nd

July 23rd -August 22nd

August 23rd -September 22nd

September 23rd -October 22nd

October 23rd - November 21st

November 22nd -December 21st

December 22nd -January 19th

January 20th -February 18th

February 19th -March 20th

Kym’s Kitchen...you don’t have to be a chef!

● 1 medium pumpkin, peeled & chopped● 1 large onion, peeled & chopped● 4 large carrots, chopped● 1 large potato, peeled & chopped● 2 litres of chicken or vegetable stock● 500g carton of passata● 2 tsp of curry powder● 2 tsp of paprika● Salt and freshly ground black pepper● Olive oil for frying● Cream and dried pumpkin seeds togarnish

Ingredients:

Directions● Heat the oil in a large saucepan (orpreferably a pressure cooker) and addthe onion, carrot and potato. Cook untilthe onion is soft. Add the pumpkin andstock. Bring to the boil and add thepassata. Cover and simmer gently untilthe vegetables are soft and tender. Addthe curry powder and paprika and then

simmer for a further 5 minutes. Blendwith a hand blender, or cool andliquidise. Season to taste with salt andpepper.

● Serve into warm bowls with a drizzle ofcream and a sprinkle of pumpkin seeds.

Pumpkin Soup(serves 4)


Your outlook on the World nMagazine 23the ewsnLESSO

N

SPANISHPoco a Poco

By Valerie Mitchell

Valerie runs the Centro Idiomas Language School in Coin.Her books, “The First Twelve Shortcuts to Spanish” , “The Second Twelve Shortcuts to Spanish” (€5 each)and “The Verb Book” (€7) are available from The Newsoffice in Coin, Woody’s Cards and Books in Los Boliches,David’s Books in Los Boliches or by email from [email protected] or call 952 450 747.

Two weeks ago we looked at the verb tener. This week we're going to see some ofthe idioms it is used to make.

Although tener usually translates as to have, when it is put together with a varietyof words, such as frío, calor, sueño, suerte, hambre, sed, vergüenza, prisa,miedo, it changes its meaning to “to be.”

So, Tengo prisa means I'm in a hurryTengo hambre - I'm hungryTienes sed - You're thirstyTienes frío - You're coldTiene sueño - He or she is sleepyTiene vergüenza - He or she is embarrassed

(Remember that if you say estoy embarazada you are saying you arepregnant so be careful!)

Tenemos miedo - We're scaredTenemos suerte - We're luckyTienen calor - They are hot, as in, they are feeling the heat.

(Another word to watch out for is caliente. Do not use it to refer to people unless youwish to talk about them in a sexual context. Use caliente for plates and such like)

Tener is also used to talk about one’s age.

¿Cuántos años tiene? How old is he or she?Tiene veintidos años - He's 22 years old

(Do be careful to pronounce años as anyos - if you pronounce the n as an ordinary nthe word becomes anus. Amazing the possible pitfalls we're coming accross today,isn't it)If you want to enquire about the age of a baby or very young child you ask

¿Cuánto tiempo tiene? You are not asking how many years old he or she is buthow much time he or she has been alive.

And remember, tenemos que practicar - We have to practise

Buena Suerte - Good luckHasta la próxima - Until next time

As we are in the week of Halloween, buy two pumpkins, one for your Jack-o-lanternand another for this delicious, warming soup. This recipe was supplied by IanWooldridge, Head Chef of Kimbridge Farm, Hampshire.

It was not designed todetermine how obese aperson is, since it fails totake into account severalfactors, such as thedistribution of the fat, andthe ratio of muscle to fattissue.

Now scientists from theUniversity of Aston inBirmingham have alaunched a new indicator,

the Body Volume Index,which they claim providesa more realistic view of thebody's shape, and will helpidentify people at risk ofillnesses such as heartdisease, strokes anddiabetes.

But unlike the BMI, youcannot calculate your BVIat home - it requires aspecialised 3D white-light

scanner which takes acomplete scan of the bodyto show how fat isdistributed compared to a"normal" person.

The scanner wasdeveloped as an offshootfrom technology designedto help retailers such asMarks and Spencersproduce more accurateclothing sizes.

A spokesman for SelectResearch, the companythat developed the scanner,said: "Most people in theworld realise that carryingextra weight around thestomach means that theydo have a greater healthrisk, commonly known inhealthcare as centralobesity. What BVI nowoffers the world is a brandnew way of measuring the

abdominal area which BMIsimply cannot do." BVI iscurrently being testedthrough a clinical researchprogramme led byHeartlands NHS Hospitalin the UK and The MayoClinic in the USA. The 3D scanner involves

no contact, and uses safewhite light technologyrather than radiation orlasers.

Health beauty& News - Breakthroughs - Treatments - Trends



952 960 372

630 700 201

Beauty Tip

Howfatteningis drink?Two fifths of womensurveyed in the UK’s KnowYour Limits campaigndidn't know that a glass ofwhite wine has the samecalorie content as a bag ofcrisps. Two large glasses ofwhite wine not only put awoman over therecommended daily limitfor alcohol consumptionbut - at approximately370kcals - also provide herwith nearly a fifth of herdaily calorie allowance.Similarly, two fifths of menweren't aware that a pintof lager has as manycalories as a sausage roll. Abeer-drinker knockingback just five pints a weekwould add a whopping44,200 calories over a year,equivalent to 221doughnuts. More thanone in three drinkersadmitted they were likelyto eat more than theyusually would. The figuresalso suggest that the“morning after” sees uspack away yet morecalories.Almost two thirds ofdrinkers who normally atecereal or muesli forbreakfast ditched it infavour of less healthyoptions to help themthrough their hangover –turning to a fry-up, baconor sausage sandwich, ortakeaway breakfast from afast-food chain. That canadd an extra 450 calories,on top of the alcoholcalories consumed thenight before.Tips to help avoid thatweight gain:-Stick to the dailyrecommended units. Menshould not regularly drinkmore than 3-4 units ofalcohol a day; womenshould not regularly drinkmore than 2-3 units a day.A pint of lager (ABV 5.2%)and a 250ml glass of wine(ABV 12%) both contain 3units of alcohol.-Eat a healthy dinnerbefore drinking so you'renot tempted to go for theless healthy options.-Opt for a sandwichinstead of crisps or chips,or a chicken burger, nomayo instead of a kebab.-Opt out of rounds anddrink at your own pace.-Cut down with a friend formoral support.-Pace yourself by takingsmall sips.-If you're drinking whitewine, add a splash of sodawater to help the samenumber of units lastlonger.-Alternate with a glass ofwater.

New way tomeasurebody fatBody Mass Index (BMI) has been used for 200 years to measure body weight based on a person's weight and height.

�� #�� %�� %�*+('%�� &��!��$��&

�� #��!�� !�#&�� #��!&

�� #��%��#��#��#�� #��&��!�� !��%��&

�� %��!�� %�� !��#��#� ��

#�� %� ��&�

�� #�� #��%��"��#��

�� #�� &

��

��#�%�*

��&�*-(),

��(%!�! &�'#%��&$$� "#�(((��

�� "��

�� "��$�� "�� $�

��!��"%��!�� "��"��"��

�� %�� #

�� %/,)�+/'�*)-

��"�+�� )'('�&�(.%''��

Payouji tea and Pai You GuoSlim capsules, herbalmedicines that aremarketed as weight lossaids, have been found toinclude the drugsibutramine, which waswithdrawn in Europe andthe US in January 2010 overfears it increased the risk ofheart attack and stroke.Sibutramine was first

approved as an anti-obesity drug in 1997, butdata from recent studiessuggests a higher rate ofheart attacks and strokesamong people taking it.The Medicines andHealthcare RegulatoryAuthority, which overseesmedicines in the UK, saidthat any productcontaining the drug was

considered "harmful tohuman health". They saidthat not only could it haveside effects including highblood pressure, seizures,heart attacks or strokes, butcould interfere with otherprescription medicines.

Anyone taking the drugwas urged to stop andconsult their doctor.

The discovery of "tastereceptors" in the lungsrather than on the tonguecould point the way to newmedicines for asthma,researchers at theUniversity of Marylandhave said. In experimentswith mice, they found thatbombarding the receptorswith bitter-tastingcompounds helped openthe airways, which couldease breathing. They saidthis could haveimplications for other lungdiseases. They said that an

inhaler based on bittersubstances such as quinineor even saccharine, whichhas a bitter after-taste,could "replace or enhance"current treatment butwarned that simply eatingbitter foods would not helpprotect from or relieve anasthma attack. Aspokesman for the asthmaresearch department at theUniversity of Leicester saidthe finding was very"encouraging", potentiallyoffering a new target fortreatment. He said future

studies could focus ontrying to reproduce theeffect in human as well asmouse airway tissues, andmaking sure that thesubstances did not produceunwanted side effects suchas inflammation. Aspokesman for Asthma UKsaid that a significantnumber of the 5.4masthmatics in the UK didnot control their symptomsusing existing drugs, andthat research into new,more effective treatments,was "vital".

'Unsafe'drug foundin herbal tea

Taste buds in lungscould ease asthma

The face of fashion has beenchanging under theinfluence of popular TVseries Mad Men as thehourglass figure celebratesits return and '60ssilhouettes appear in all thehigh street shops.

The show's costumedesigner, Janie Bryant, hasrevealed that part of thesecret of the success offashions worn in the show isthat the actresses are allwearing vintage andreproduction longline bras,girdles and panties. Whenthe undergarments start tochafe the actresses are givenpads made from moleskin,to cushion their skin.

The Emmy winning series isset in a New York advertisingagency and fashions havespanned the late '50s up tothe early to mid '60s. The"Mad Men look" is found

everywhere, as Zara andother high street outletsstock fitted sheath dresses,coats with nipped-in waists,plaid capes and calf lengthpencil skirts - all on theautumn "must have" list.The show has been creditedwith encouraging the returnof curves, personified by thesize 14 38E actress ChristinaHendricks, who plays officemanager Joan.

Now iconic undie-makersPlaytex are relaunching anew lingerie range aimed atover 50s inspired by theseries. The companylaunched in the UK in the1950s, is selling 12,000girdles every week, and saythe new line will providesleek, sexy and discreetlysupportive underwear for aclient group that feels it hasbeen pushed to one side bythe other brands.In the meantime, Bryant

published her book TheFashion File, on Mondayand has launched her owncollection - a capsulewardrobe inspired by the50s and 60s.


Your outlook on the World nMagazine 25the ewsn

People fashion& Contemporary lifestyle and celebrity gossip

The star gave a pulsating, full-onperformance of her new song Promise Thisbut did not appear to be singing live - anirony given that that is what all thecontestants have to do.

Her publicity team later revealed that herperformance was pre-recorded in front ofthe studio audience an hour before the liveshow began, and that because of thestrenuous dance routine she did not singall the words. But her stripy stockings gottongues wagging.

And a survey has shown that must-havehosiery is the latest fashion statement.Sixty three per cent of women now spendbetween £11 and £30 on a single pair oftights, inspired by the sexy look of Cheryl,and other stars like Alexander Burke.Online retailer Tights Please commissionedthe research and predicted a surge in salesof Wolford's £32 Bondage tights, worn byCheryl in the video for her new single. Andnow fans will be rushing to buy the stripystockings worn by the Girls Aloud star onX-Factor.

X-Factor winner Alexandra Burke wore apair of Falke's £22 Glamour tights for herperformance in the recent Help for Heroesconcert and sales rocketed, and other starslike Pixie Lott and Agyness Deyn havehelped put the Henry Holland designs forPretty Polly onto the fashion pages.

So tights are no longer just anafterthought and it seems women areprepared to pay more for them as theyplay a bigger part in completing the totalfashion design look. Tights Please directorCharles Duncombe said:" We have beenretailing tights for 10 years and have seenthe average price rise from £4 in 2000 to £7today as customers have demandedhigher quality. That is an increase of 30 percent over inflation." He added that thetights were a way of buying into theglamour of favourite celebrities withoutbreaking the bank.

"The explosion of the celebrity scene onthe internet has created a 'me too'approach to buying hosiery and ourcustomers want to look just like theirfavourite stars. A pair of tights costing inthe region of £15 buys them a little of theglamour of Cheryl Cole or Alexandra Burke,as the rest of the outfit will probably bebeyond their budget," he added.

Well, it's all far removed from the day whenblack became the new American tan. AndCheryl's tights are positively bargainbucket compared to some in the Wolfordrange - how about the Seraphine fishnetsembellished with hand-sewn crystals at amere £79, or the fringe tights, whichfeature layers of fringing from calf to ankle,and cost a whopping £200 - you definitelywould not want to ladder them.

Cherylsendstights salessoaring

��

"""�� !�� !��" !�� !��"�� !��"��!"�� #� ��

��

�

��

��

U R N I T U R E

& CARPETWORLD& CARPETWORLD

�� !� �#�!��

W R L D

��

TV show sets tone formust-have fashion

Celebrity spotlight

Cheryl Cole was at the centre of controversy on Sunday asfans questioned whether she mimed to her new single onthe results show, but she is still setting trends.



Take a breakSUDOKU by Papocom

CROSSWORD Multiple choice QUIZ

TARGET PUZZLE

Level:MEDIUM

Cryptic

Quick

Level:HARD

Fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3 x 3 grid contains the digits 1 through 9. With no repeats, that means that no number is repeated in any row, column or box.

See how many words of four or more letters youcan make from the given nine letters. In makinga word each letter may be used only once.The key letter must be used in each word.

Target1-11 Poor12-16 Average17-20 Good21-22 Excellent

Target1-11 Poor12-16 Average17-20 Good21-22 Excellent

The 9-letter wordSTRAINING

The 9-letter wordBRANCHING

B E FC S

IAER

N T NA R

IISG

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8

9 10 11

12 13 14 15

16

17 18 19

20 21

22 23

Across7. Bolster the crustacean (7)9. A buddy for Christmas (5)10. Either way, a small bet for 20down (3)11. The sum of the buildingmaterials? (9)12. Did 19 down, in short, live abroad,in short? (5)14. What's left of the seminar? (7)16. Fruit eaten as a must (7)18. A snag at The Emirates (5)19. This Wexford holy man wasalmost a rabbi (5,4)20. Choke a joke (3)21. Would you tongue O'Connor thewriter?? (5)22. Get a storm from a hot pony (7)

Down1. Small bets for hearbeats (8)2. A biography of late, in short (4)3. Scots and English royals (6)4. Help GM cough this up (6)5. 100 is listing for washing (8)6. Sounds like the old instrument is afibber (4)8. He was framed in 1988 (5,6)13. De Burgh's disrober (8)15. Is the Southern insulationcritical? (8)17. EKAT for understanding (6)18. Angelic phrase (6)19. OS for the broth (4)20. Almost gorge on the sailor'stipple (4)

Across1. (In legend and Shakespeare) themaiden in love with Pyramus (6)4.Walk in a resolute manner (5)7. Ornamental tuft (6)8. Condition of arrested progress (6)9. Cover(ing) (4)10. Antithesis (8)12. Organised group to combatconflagrations (4,7)17.Word blindness (8)19. Brewing ingredient derived fromgrain (4)20. US state on the Pacific (6)21. One after another (2,4)22. The current 24 hours (5)23. False (6)

Down1. Ingredient of infusion - thief(rhyming slang) (3,4)2. Detached - urinals (anag) (7)3. Container for votes (6,3)4. Maxim (5)5. Annul - discern (anag) (7)6. Rush (6)11. Hardship from lack of essentials(9)13. As a substitute (7)14. Device measuring electriccurrent (7)15. Make bigger (7)16. Dexterous (6)18. Dark hardwood (5)

The following are not allowed:- Words beginning with a capital letter- Words with a hyphen or apostrophe- Plural words ending in “s”

1. What album title doesEngland footballer WayneRooney have tattooed on hisright forearm: Just EnoughEducation To Perform;Strangeways Here We Come;Abbey Road; or Bad?

2. In which country is thespectacular 1650 stone-built 23-arch Khaju Bridge: Iran; Iraq;Kuwait; or Ethiopia?

3. What is the plug of tobaccoash left in a pipe after it hasbeen smoked: Rattle; Whittle;Shuttle; or Dottle?

4. How many stars in total are onthe national flags of Australia,China, and Pakistan: Seven;Nine; Twelve; or Twenty-three?

5. In which year was the SuezCanal opened: 1829; 1849; or1869?

6. In June 2010 the US armyannounced the partialreplacement of what, inventedby George de Mestrel in 1941,by much older technology(nearly 5,000 years olderactually): Velcro; Binoculars; orBayonets?

7. Miss Rosa Dartle is a characterin which Charles Dickens novel:Bleak House; David Copperfield;or Pickwick Papers?

7. Lobster9.Holly10. Tot11. Aggregate12. Expat14. Remains

16. Satsuma18. Sagna19. Saint Ibar20. Gag21. Ulick22. Typhoon

1. Flutters2. Obit3. Stuart4. Phlegm 5. Cleaning6. Lyre8. RogerRabbit

13. Patricia15.Slagging17. Uptake18. Seraph19. Soup20. Grog

1.Thisbe 4.March7.Tassel8. Stasis9. Veil10. Opposite12. Firebrigade

17. Dyslexia19. Malt20. Oregon21.Inturn22. Today23. Untrue

1. Tea Leaf2. Insular3. Ballot box4. Motto 5. Rescind6. Hasten11.Privation

13. Instead14.Ammeter15. Enlarge16.Adroit18.Ebony

Across

Medium

Hard

Across

Dow

nDow

n

1.Just Enough Education To Perform(the Stereophonics' third album)2.Iran3.Dottle4. Twelve (Australia 6, China 5, Pakistan 1)5.18696. Velcro7.David Copperfield

SOLUTION FOR CRYPTIC / QUICK CROSSWORD SOLUTION FOR SUDOKU SOLUTION FOR QUIZ

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9

10 11

12 13 14 15

16 17 18

19 20

21 22


Your outlook on the World nMagazine 27the ewsn

GOOGLE STREET VIEW

ROBOT ROONEYSAIM TO WINROBOCUP

Britain's privacy watchdog is to look again at what personal information internetgiant Google gathered from private wi-fi networks.

Privacy body to re-examine GoogleThe InformationCommissioner's Office hadinvestigated a sampleearlier this year after it wasrevealed that Google hadcollected personal dataduring its Street Viewproject.

At the time, it said no"significant" personaldetails were collected.

But Google has sinceadmitted that e-mails andpasswords were copied.

On its official Google

blog, senior vice presidentAlan Eustace wrote that thecompany was "mortified"to discover, after the initialinvestigation in May, thatpersonal information hadbeen collected.

Privacy watchdogs innumerous countries,including France, Germanyand Canada, had alsoinvestigated theinformation.

"It's clear from those[external] inspections thatwhile most of the data is

fragmentary, in someinstances entire e-mailsand URLs were captured, aswell as passwords," MrEustace wrote.

"We want to delete thisdata as soon as possibleand I would like toapologise again for the factthat we collected it in thefirst place.

"We are mortified bywhat happened, butconfident that... changes toour processes and structurewill significantly improve

our internal privacy andsecurity practices for thebenefit of all our users."

A spokesman for theInformationCommissioner's Office saidit had kept an eye oninternational investigationssince its own oneconcluded in July.

That investigation saidthat the information "didnot include meaningfulpersonal details that couldbe linked to an identifiableperson".

WALKMAN

The Walkman was the world's first commercial personal stereosystem and revolutionised how people listened to music.

Sony stops sellingtape Walkmanafter 30 years

Often cited as one of thegreatest gadget inventionsof all time it has beensqueezed out by portableCD players and latterly theadvent of digital rivals, mostnotably Apple's iPod.Since its launch in 1979around 220 millionWalkmans have been sold

worldwide and the ground-breaking, pocket-sizedmusic player was cherishedby a generation of joggersand teenagers.

While the last batch hasalready been produced forthe Japanese market, Sonysaid it will continue making

the device in China toaccommodate a dwindlingband of users in the US,Europe and some Asiancountries.

Its popularity began tofade with the arrival of CDsand was further eroded bydownloadable music and

devices that can storethousands of songs, whilealso delivering better soundquality.

The retirement of theSony Walkman in Japan wasannounced the day beforethe ninth anniversary of therelease of the iPod.

STREAMING

VODAFONE

Illegal online sportsstreaming ofmatches 'increases'

Vodafone given$2.5bn Indian taxbill deadline

They don’t earn as much as WayneRooney - well, they don´t actuallyearn anything at all. And they don´tget coached by Fabio Capello -which may be a good thing. Butcurrently scientists in the UK areworking hard to refine a three-.manfootball team made up of

humanoid robots to compete in2011’s robot football World Cup.Standardised robots from aroundthe world are pitched against eachother and this year’s tournamentattracted entrants from 40countries. Dr SubramanianRamamoorthy, from Edinburgh

University, said preparing therobots to play football was a goodway to create and refine softwarefor robots that will help humans.The Robocup was set up with theaim of, by 2050, creating a teamcapable of taking on the besthuman players.

The Premier League, theEngland and Wales CricketBoard and the Lawn TennisAssociation all believe theirsports have a problem.

In most cases, the servicesare taken down almost assoon as they are put up.

At least 80,000 illegal

streams have beenremoved in two years,according to internetmonitoring companyNetResult.

The Department ofBusiness says it's not acriminal offence to watchthem but you could besued in a civil court.

The number of internet streams showingmatches illegally has increased, say some ofthe UK's biggest sporting bodies.

Indian tax authorities havegiven Vodafone 30 days topay a 112bn rupee ($2.5bn,£1.6bn) tax bill, as part of anongoing tax dispute.

The formal demandrelates to the mobile phonecompany's 2007 purchase ofthe Indian telephone assetsof Hong Kong conglomerateHutchison Whampoa.

Vodafone will appealagainst the tax at the Indiansupreme court on Monday.

The firm says the $11bntransaction was exempt

from tax because it tookplace between two offshoreentities.

But the Indian taxdepartment now says thatVodafone must pay thecapital gains tax, and hashanded the company its firstformal tax demand.

"The tax authority isattempting to interpretIndian law as it has neverbeen interpreted for the past50 years, and thisinterpretation also goesagainst internationallyrecognised tax norms."

Sat, Oct 30th 21:45

Doc:

Wed, Oct 27th 20:00

The rescue of 33 Chileanminers, trapped half a mileunderground for 10 weeks,captured the imagination asthe world watched withbated breath. This looks atthe technology, and theimpact on the men.

SATURDAYOctober 30th

WEDNESDAYOctober 27th

THURSDAYOctober 28th

FRIDAYOctober 29th

06:00 Breakfast09:15 Animal 24:710:00 Homes Under theHammer11:00 Cowboy Trap11:45 To Buy or Not toBuy12:15 Bargain Hunt13:00 BBC News at One13:45 Doctors14:15 Land Girls15:00 BBC News15:05 Copycats15:35 Big Babies15:50 Shaun the Sheep16:00 Little Howard's BigQuestion16:25 Deadly 60: Bitesize16:30 The Sarah JaneAdventures17:00 Newsround

17:15 The Weakest Link18:00 BBC News at Six19:00 The One Show19:30 Helicopter Heroes20:00Waterloo Road21:00 The Apprentice22:00 BBC News at Ten22:25 BBC London News 22:35 The NationalLottery Draws22:45 Film 2010 withClaudia Winkleman23:25 The League CupShow00:15Weatherview00:20 Country Tracks01:20 Bang Goes theTheory01:50Watchdog02:50 RestorationRoadshow

09:10Tinga Tinga Tales09:25The Large Family09:40Toddworld09:50 Pingu10:00Waybuloo10:20 Clifford the Big RedDog10:30 Pablo the Little RedFox10:35 3rd and Bird10:50Wibbly Pig11:00 In the NightGarden11:30The Daily Politics13:00 See Hear13:30 Ready, Steady,Cook14:15 Instant Restaurant15:00Diagnosis Murder15:45 Flog It!16:30 Pointless

17:15The Hairy Bikers'Cook Off18:00 Eggheads18:30 Strictly ComeDancing: It Takes Two19:00 Escape to theCountry20:00MasterChef: TheProfessionals21:00Wonderland22:00The Apprentice:You're Fired22:30Newsnight23:20Whites23:50Harry and Paul00:20 BBC News00:30 BBC World NewsAmerica01:00 BBC News01:30ABC World Newswith Diane Sawyer

06:00 Daybreak08:30 Lorraine09:25 The Jeremy KyleShow10:30 This Morning12:30 Loose Women13:30 ITV News andWeather14:00 60 MinuteMakeover15:00 Dickinson's RealDeal16:00 MidsomerMurders17:00 The AlanTitchmarsh Show18:00 London Tonight18:30 ITV News andWeather19:00 Emmerdale

20:00 Agatha Christie'sPoirot22:00 News at Ten andWeather22:35 No Reservations00:35 The Zone02:35 Shalako04:30 The Jeremy KyleShow05:25 ITV Nightscreen

07:30 Everybody LovesRaymond07:55 Everybody LovesRaymond08:25 Frasier08:55 According to Jim09:25 Coach Trip09:55 Coach Trip10:25 Coach Trip10:55 Coach Trip11:30 Coach Trip12:00 Channel 4 News12:05 My Eden12:15 A Place in the Sun:Home or Away13:15 The Hound of theBaskervilles14:55Wogan's PerfectRecall15:25 Countdown16:10 Deal or No Deal

17:00 Come Dine withMe17:30 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals18:00 The Simpsons18:30 Hollyoaks19:00 Channel 4 News19:55 4thought.tv20:00 Buried Alive: TheChilean Miners RescueMission21:00 Grand Designs22:00 The Million PoundDrop23:05 The Event00:05 The Event01:05 4Play01:15 The ShockwavesAlbum Chart Show01:30We Are Together03:05 Brothers & Sisters

07:30 Roary the RacingCar07:45 Noddy in Toyland08:00 Fifi and theFlowertots08:15 Peppa Pig08:25 Peppa Pig08:35 Thomas andFriends08:45 Igam Ogam09:00 Big School09:05 Bert and Ernie'sGreat Adventures09:15 The Wright Stuff10:45 Trisha Goddard11:45 House12:40 Five News12:50Warship13:45 Neighbours14:15 Home and Away14:50 Animal Rescue

Squad15:10 Murder AmongFriends17:00 Five News17:30 Neighbours18:00 Home and Away18:25 Live From StudioFive19:00 Five News at 719:30 How Do They DoIt?20:00 Cowboy Builders21:00 NCIS22:00 Law and Order:Criminal Intent23:00 Law & Order23:55 PartyPoker.com:World Poker Tour00:50 Super Casino04:05 House Doctor

06:00 Breakfast09:15 Animal 24:710:00 Homes Under theHammer11:00 Cowboy Trap11:45 To Buy or Not toBuy12:15 Bargain Hunt13:00 BBC News at One13:30 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors14:15 Land Girls15:00 BBC News15:05 Copycats15:35 Big Babies15:50 Shaun the Sheep16:00 Deadly 6016:30 The Sarah JaneAdventures17:00 Newsround17:15 The Weakest Link

18:00 BBC News at Six18:30 BBC London News19:00 The One Show19:30 EastEnders20:00Watchdog21:00 Have I Got Newsfor You21:30 Reggie Perrin22:00 BBC News at Ten22:25 BBC London News 22:35 Question Time23:35 This Week00:25 HolidayWeatherview00:30 Panorama01:00 Countryfile01:55 AntiquesRoadshow02:55 RestorationRoadshow03:25 BBC News

09:25The Large Family09:40Toddworld09:50 Pingu10:00Waybuloo10:20Clifford the Big RedDog10:30 Pablo the Little RedFox10:35 3rd and Bird10:50Wibbly Pig11:00 In the Night Garden11:30Animal Park12:00The Daily Politics12:30GMT13:00Due South13:45 Ready, Steady,Cook14:15 Instant Restaurant15:00Diagnosis Murder15:45 Flog It!16:30 Pointless

17:15The Hairy Bikers'Cook Off18:00 Eggheads18:30 Strictly ComeDancing: It Takes Two19:00The Culture ShowSpecial20:00Nigella Kitchen20:30Autumnwatch21:30AutumnwatchUnsprung22:00Never Mind theBuzzcocks22:30Newsnight23:20The Culture ShowSpecial00:20The Apprentice:You're Fired01:05 BBC News01:30ABC World Newswith Diane Sawyer


19:30 How Safe Are OurBorders? Tonight20:00 Emmerdale20:30 Coronation Street21:00 Monte Carlo orBust22:00 News at Ten andWeather22:35 Rambo: FirstBlood Part II00:25 The Zone02:25 The Jeremy KyleShow03:20 How Safe Are OurBorders? Tonight03:45 ITV Nightscreen

07:00 Freshly Squeezed07:30 Everybody LovesRaymond07:55 Everybody LovesRaymond08:25 Frasier08:55 According to Jim09:25 Coach Trip09:55 Coach Trip10:25 Coach Trip10:55 Coach Trip11:30 Coach Trip12:00 Channel 4 News12:05 A Place in the Sun:Home or Away13:05 Born Free14:55Wogan's PerfectRecall15:25 Countdown16:10 Deal or No Deal17:00 Come Dine with

Me17:30 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals18:00 The Simpsons18:30 Hollyoaks19:00 Channel 4 News19:55 4thought.tv20:00 River CottageEvery Day21:00 Child Genius: FiveYears On22:00 The Million PoundDrop23:05 True Blood00:15 Reaper01:10 King of the Hill01:30 King of the Hill01:55 Dispatches02:45 Unreported World03:10 Studio 60 on theSunset Strip

07:30 Roary the RacingCar07:45 Noddy in Toyland08:00 Fifi and theFlowertots08:15 Peppa Pig08:25 Peppa Pig08:35 Thomas andFriends08:45 Igam Ogam09:00 Big School09:05 Bert and Ernie'sGreat Adventures09:15 The Wright Stuff10:45 Trisha Goddard11:45 House12:40 Five News12:50Warship13:45 Neighbours14:15 Home and Away14:50 Animal Rescue

Squad15:10 SuburbanMadness17:00 Five News17:30 Neighbours18:00 Home and Away18:25 Live From StudioFive19:00 Five News at 719:30 JaguarAdventures with NigelMarvin20:00 Escape fromAlcatraz: The True Story21:00 Life AfterArmageddon23:05 Impaled00:05 Super Casino04:00 House Doctor04:25 Brian Sewell'sGrand Tour

06:00 Breakfast09:15Animal 24:710:00Homes Under theHammer11:00Cowboy Trap11:45To Buy or Not toBuy12:15 Bargain Hunt13:00 BBC News at One13:30 BBC London News13:45Doctors14:15 Land Girls15:00 BBC News15:05Copycats15:35 Big Babies15:50 Shaun the Sheep16:00 Fee Fi Fo Yum16:30Horrible Histories17:00Newsround17:15The Weakest Link18:00 BBC News at Six

18:30 BBC London News 19:00The One Show20:00 EastEnders20:30QI21:00New Tricks22:00 BBC News at Ten22:25 BBC London News 22:35The GrahamNorton Show23:20The NationalLottery Friday NightDraws23:30Halloween:Resurrection00:55Weatherview01:00Who Do You ThinkYou Are?02:00Gareth Malone'sExtraordinary School forBoys03:00 Restoration

09:10Tinga Tinga Tales09:25The Large Family09:40Toddworld09:50 Pingu10:00Waybuloo10:20Clifford the BigRed Dog10:30 Pablo the LittleRed Fox10:35 3rd and Bird10:50Wibbly Pig11:00 In the NightGarden11:30Animal Park12:00The Daily Politics12:30GMT13:00Due South13:45 Ready, Steady,Cook14:15 Instant Restaurant15:00Diagnosis Murder

15:45 Flog It!16:30 Pointless17:15The Hairy Bikers'Cook Off18:00 Eggheads18:30 Strictly ComeDancing: It Takes Two19:00The Big Silence20:00Mastermind20:30Gardeners' World21:00A Life WithoutWork22:00The Stephen KAmos Show22:30Newsnight23:00The Review Show23:50 Later with JoolsHolland00:55Urban Ghost Story02:20Pages from Ceefax


19:30 CoronationStreet20:00 CheetahKingdom20:30 CoronationStreet21:00 Paul O'GradyLive22:00 News at Ten andWeather22:35 The AmityvilleHorror00:15 The Zone02:15 Blue Crush04:05 ITV Nightscreen

07:00 Freshly Squeezed07:25 Everybody LovesRaymond07:55 Everybody LovesRaymond08:25 Frasier08:55 According to Jim09:25 Coach Trip09:55 Coach Trip10:25 Coach Trip10:55 Coach Trip11:30 Coach Trip12:00 Channel 4 News12:05 A Place in theSun: Home or Away13:10 Living Free14:55Wogan's PerfectRecall15:25 Countdown16:10 Deal or No Deal17:00 Come Dine with

Me17:30 Jamie's 30Minute Meals18:00 The Simpsons18:30 Hollyoaks19:00 Channel 4 News19:25 4thought.tv19:30 UnreportedWorld20:00 Come Dine withMe21:00 The Event22:00 The MillionPound Drop23:20 Saw IV01:05 On Track01:20 This Week's4music Top 2003:20 No, No, No03:25 Studio 60 on theSunset Strip

07:45 Noddy in Toyland08:00 Fifi and theFlowertots08:15 Peppa Pig08:25 Peppa Pig08:35 Thomas andFriends08:45 Igam Ogam09:00 Big School09:05 Bert and Ernie'sGreat Adventures09:15 The Wright Stuff10:45 Trisha Goddard11:45 House12:40 Five News12:50Warship13:45 Neighbours14:15 Home and Away14:50 Animal RescueSquad15:05 Revenge of the

Middle-Aged Woman17:00 Five News17:30 Neighbours18:00 Home and Away18:25 Live From StudioFive19:00 Five News at 719:30 Fifth Gear20:00 Eddie Stobart:Trucks and Trailers21:00 The Mentalist22:00 Law & Order:Special Victims Unit22:55 CSI: Miami23:55 Cops in Crisis00:10 Super Casino04:00 MotorsportMundial04:25 Brian Sewell'sGrand Tour

06:00 Breakfast10:00 Saturday KitchenLive 11:30Nigella Kitchen12:00 BBC RegionalNews and Weather 12:15 Football Focus13:00 Live Darts: WorldMasters16:30 Final Score17:30pm BBC News;Regional News andWeather17:55pm Walk on theWild Side18:25 Strictly ComeDancing19:55 Merlin20:40 The NationalLottery Draws20:55 Casualty

21:45 The Armstrong &Miller Show22:15 BBC NewsWeather22:30 Match of the Day23:50 The FootballLeague Show01:00 (GMT) BBC News01:15 BBC News01:30 Talking Books02:00 BBC News02:30 Our World03:00 BBC News03:30 Click

09:00 Live 'n' Deadly10:00 Little Howard's BigQuestion10:25 Sam & Mark's Guideto Dodging Disaster10:50Dennis andGnasher11:00Roy11:30The BigPerformance12:00The Cut12:25Teensville: ItaliaConti - Living the Dream12:50Popatron13:20The 5:19 Show13:35The Season14:05 Film (Whale Rider )15:40The Great BritishBake Off17:40 Paul Merton's Weirdand Wonderful World of

Early Cinema18:40Dad's Army19:10Timewatch - ThePharaoh's Lost City20:00 RenaissanceRevolution21:00 Have I Got a BitMore News for You21:45The Making of EltonJohn: Madman Across theWater22:45 Elton John: ElectricProm23:45 Elton John at theBBC00:45 The Stephen KAmos Show01:15Never Mind theBuzzcocks01:45Genius with DaveGorman

07:25 Toonattik09:25 Cool StuffCollective09:50 Planet Sketch10:00 The Planet'sFunniest Animals10:30 The CrocodileHunter Diaries11:30 This Morning:Saturday12:30 ITV News andWeather12:40 Best Ever WorstAuditions 313:40 Babe: Pig in theCity15:20 Thunderball17:45 Granada Newsand Weather18:00 ITV News and

Weather18:15 All Star FamilyFortunes19:00 You've BeenFramed!19:30 Harry Hill's TVBurp20:00 The X Factor21:45 Piers Morgan'sLife Stories22:45 ITV News andWeather23:00 Rod Stewart: OneNight Only00:15 Dating theEnemy00:45 The Zone02:50 Sons andDaughters03:10 Elvis

06:10 Sali Mali06:15 Planet Cook06:35 Yo Gabba Gabba07:00World Sport07:25 The McCain Trackand Field Show07:55 The Morning Line08:55 One Tree Hill09:50 Ugly Betty10:50 Hollyoaks MusicShow11:20 Real Stories12:20 Friends12:50 Scrubs13:25 That ParalympicShow13:55 Channel 4 Racing15:55 Come Dine withMe16:25 Come Dine withMe

16:55 Come Dine withMe17:25 Come Dine withMe18:00 Come Dine withMe18:30 Channel 4 News18:55 4thought.tv19:00 Grand Designs20:00 Apocalypse: TheSecond World War21:00 The Pillars of theEarth22:00 The Brave One00:20 Movie Special00:50Welcome toSajjanpur03:20 Studio 60 on theSunset Strip04:05 Brothers & Sisters04:45 The O.C.

07:00 Mio Mao07:05 The Wot Wots07:20 Roobarb andCustard Too07:25 Harry and HisBucket Full of Dinosaurs07:40 Make Way forNoddy07:50 Mist: SheepdogTales08:10 The LittlePrincess08:40 Hana's Helpline08:50 Bert and Ernie'sGreat Adventures08:55 Olivia09:15 The Mr MenShow09:30 George Shrinks10:00 Your Sport10:05 How Do They Do

It?10:35 The GadgetShow11:35 Rory and Paddy'sEven Greater BritishAdventure12:35 Eddie Stobart:Trucks and Trailers13:35 Merlin17:10 Raid on Entebbe19:55 Five News20:00 The Mentalist20:45 NCIS21:45 CSI: Crime SceneInvestigation22:45 CSI: Crime SceneInvestigation23:45 Forensic Files00:15 Super Casino04:05 Animal RescueSquad

BoxON THE

HalloweenTheReurrecton

MOVIE OF THE WEEKFri, Nov 29th 23: 30

Halloween 5:The Revengeof MichaelMyers (1989)

MOVIE OF THE WEEKSun, Oct 31st 01:55

NoReservations

MOVIE OF THE WEEKWed, Oct 27th 22:35

Sadistic murderer Jigsaw isdead, but an autopsy on hisbody uncovers evidence that histwisted games are far from over.

Saw IVClassic Horror

MOVIE OF THE WEEKFri, Oct 29th 23:20

A renegade cop bucks the systemafter he uncovers a covert CIAdrug-running operation inChicago. Year: 1988

Above theLaw

MOVIE OF THE WEEKMon, Nov 1st 23:00

ComedySeries:

The Armstrong &Miller Show

A career-centred chef facesimportant changes in her life whenshe becomes her young niece'sguardian and crosses forks with...

Buried Alive:Chilean Miners


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn28 TV Listings

n

SUNDAYOctober 31st

MONDAYNovember 1st

TUESDAYNovember 2nd

06:00(GMT) Breakfast07:40 Match of the Day09:00 The Andrew MarrShow10:00 Sunday MorningLive11:00 Country Track12:00 The Politics Show13:00 Cash in the Attic13:45 Bargain Hunt14:30 Diagnosis Murder15:15 EastEnders17:10 Points of View17:25 Songs of PraiseBig Sing 2010 Aled Jones18:05 BBC News18:30 Countryfile'sAutumn Special19:30 Strictly ComeDancing20:00 Antiques

Roadshow21:00 Single Father22:00 BBC News;Regional News andWeather22:25 Match of the Day223:35 American Football00:35 The Apprentice01:35 Spooks02:40 Holby City03:40 Secret BritainBorderlands and Beyond04:40 HARDtalk

07:15am League ofSuper Evil07:25 Sportsround07:40 Bear BehavingBadly08:00 Scoop8:25 Hotel Trubble09:00 Deadly 6009:30 Gastronuts 10:00 Something for theWeekend11:30 Escape to theCountry12:30 Live MotoGPPortuguese Grand Prix 14:00 Live Darts: WorldMasters17:05 Four NationsRugby League18:00 Teaching Awards2010

19:00 Top Gear20:00 Return of theRhino: 21:00 James May's ManLab22:00 PsychovilleHalloween Special23:00 Genius with DaveGorman23:30 Film Black Sheep . 00:55 A History ofHorror with Mark Gatiss01:55 Film Halloween 5:The Revenge of MichaelMyers03:25 BBC News03:30 The RecordEurope 04:00 BBC News

06:30 ITV Morning News07:00 The Fluffy Club08:25 Toonattik10:25 Finger Tips10:45 The X Factor12:30 This Morning:Sunday13:30 ITV News andWeather13:35 Coronation StreetOmnibus15:55 MidsomerMurders18:00 Downton Abbey19:05 Granada Newsand Weather19:15 ITV News andWeather19:30 Harry Hill's TVBurp

20:00 The Cube21:00 The X Factor22:00 Downton Abbey23:05 ITV News andWeather23:15 Paul McCartneyand Wings: Band on theRun00:15Whitechapel01:15 Piers Morgan's LifeStories02:05 Rugby Highlights02:50 The Zone03:30 Motorsport UK04:20 ITV Nightscreen

07:00 The Treacle People07:10 Planet Cook07:30 Yo Gabba Gabba07:55 Motor Racing08:20 Freesports on 408:50 Friends09:15 Friends09:45 HollyoaksOmnibus12:15 Live and Lost withBlackberry12:20 Video Exclusive12:25 The Inbetweeners:Revealed!12:55 Jls Only Tonight14:00 The Simpsons14:30 The Simpsons15:00 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals15:35 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals

16:05 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals16:40 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals17:10 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals17:40 Deal or No Deal18:30 Time Team19:30 Channel 4 News19:55 4thought.tv20:00 The Genius ofBritish Art21:00 Undercover BossUSA22:00 The SecretMillionaire23:00 DesperateHousewives23:55 Seven Days01:00 NFL Football04:45 Rat Race Stockton

07:45 Ben And Holly'sLittle Kingdom08:00 Mio Mao08:05 The Wot Wots08:20 Roobarb andCustard Too08:25 Harry and HisBucket Full of Dinosaurs08:40 Make Way forNoddy08:50 Bert and Ernie'sGreat Adventures08:55 Mist: SheepdogTales09:10 The Little Princess09:25 The Adventures ofBottle Top Bill and HisBest Friend Corky09:45 Hana's Helpline10:00 Olivia10:15 The Mr Men Show

10:30 George Shrinks11:00 iCarly11:35 True Jackson, VP12:10 Your Sport12:25 Street MarketChefs12:55Wild Animal ER13:30 Cowboy Builders14:30 The Ghost ofGreville Lodge16:15 The CantervilleGhost18:10 Five News18:15 The Witches20:10 Little Man22:00 Dumb & Dumber00:15 Evil Woman02:00 Super Casino05:05 EuropeanChallenge Tour Golf

06:00 Breakfast09:15Animal 24:710:00Homes Under theHammer11:00Cowboy Trap11:45To Buy or Not toBuy12:15 Bargain Hunt13:00 BBC News;Weather13:30 Regional News andWeather13:45Doctors14:15Moving On15:00 BBC News;Weather; Regional News15:05Copycats15:30 Big Babies15:50 Shaun the Sheep16:00Hotel Trubble16:30 Blue Peter

17:00Newsround17:15Weakest Link18:00 BBC News18:30 BBC London News19:00The One Show19:30 Inside Out20:00 EastEnders20:30 Panorama21:00 Spooks22:00 BBC News22:25 Regional News andWeather22:35Ask Rhod Gilbert23:15The GrahamNorton Show00:00Damages00:40Damages01:30The Apprentice02:30The Great BritishBake Off

09:25The Large Family09:40Toddworld09:50 Pingu10:00Waybuloo10:20Clifford10:30 Pablo the Little RedFox10:35 3rd & Bird10:50Wibbly Pig11:00 In the Night Garden11:30Animal Park12:00Daily Politics12:30GMT with GeorgeAlagiah13:00Due South13:45 Film 2010 14:15 Instant Restaurant15:00Diagnosis Murder15:45 Flog It!16:30 Pointless17:15The Hairy Bikers'

Cook Off18:00 Eggheads18:30 Strictly ComeDancing, It Takes Two 19:00Michael Wood'sStory of England20:00UniversityChallenge20:30MasterChef: TheProfessionals21:00Horizon 22:00Genius with DaveGorman22:30Newsnight23:20A Life without Work00:20BBC News00:30BBC World NewsAmerica01:00News01:30ABC World Newswith Diane Sawyer

06:30 ITV MorningNews07:00 Daybreak09:30 Lorraine10:25 The Jeremy KyleShow11:30 This Morning12:25 ITV News12:30 This Morning13:30 Loose Women14:30 ITV News andWeather15:00 60 MinuteMakeover16:00 Dickinson's RealDeal17:00 MidsomerMurders18:00 The AlanTitchmarsh Show

19:00 Granada Reports19:30 ITV News andWeather20:00 Emmerdale20:30 Coronation Street21:00Wild Britain withRay Mears21:30 Coronation Street22:00 The Little House23:00 News at Ten andWeather23:35 Real Crime withMark Austin00:35 Monte Carlo orBust01:30 The Zone03:30 UEFA ChampionsLeague Weekly04:00 The Jeremy KyleShow

07:35Yo Gabba Gabba08:00 Freshly Squeezed08:30 Everybody LovesRaymond08:55 Everybody LovesRaymond09:25 Frasier09:55 According to Jim10:20 Coach Trip10:55 Coach Trip11:25 Coach Trip11:55 Coach Trip12:30 Coach Trip13:00 Channel 4 News13:05 A Place in the Sun:Home or USA?14:05 A Man Alone15:55Wogan's PerfectRecall16:25 Countdown17:10 Deal or No Deal

18:00 Come Dine withMe18:30 Jamie's 30 MinuteMeals19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News20:55 4thought.tv21:00 Dispatches22:00 Coppers23:00 Chris Moyles' QuizNight23:50 Ramsay's BestRestaurant00:55 Bestival 201001:10Video Exclusive01:20 Russian StandardVodka Originals Presentsthe Noisettes01:50 Party PokerPremier League Poker

07:55Castle Farm08:00The Little Princess08:15The Mr Men Show08:30 Roary the RacingCar08:40Milkshake Monkey08:45Noddy in Toyland09:00 Fifi and theFlowertots09:15 Peppa Pig09:25 Peppa Pig09:30Mio Mao09:35Thomas andFriends09:50 Igam Ogam10:00 Pocoyo10:05 Bert and Ernie'sGreat Adventures10:15The Wright Stuff11:45Trisha Goddard12:45House

13:40 Five News13:45Warship14:45Neighbours15:15Home and Away15:50Meals in Moments16:05Agent of Influence18:00 Five News18:30Neighbours19:00Home and Away19:25 Live From StudioFive20:00 Five News at 720:30How Do They DoIt?21:00The Gadget Show22:00 Extreme Fishingwith Robson Green23:00Above the Law01:00The Gadget Show02:00 Super Casino05:00House Doctor

06:00 Breakfast09:15 Animal 24/710:00 Homes under theHammer11:00 Cowboy Trap11:45 To Buy or Not toBuy12:15 Bargain Hunt01:00 BBC News at One13:30 BBC London News13:45 Doctors14:15 Moving On15: 00 BBC News15:05 Copycats15:30 Big Babies15:50 Shaun the Sheep16:00 My Genius Idea16:30 Blue Peter Special:Do Aliens Exist?17:00 Newsround17:15 The Weakest Link

18:00 BBC News at Six18:30 BBC London News19:00 The One Show19:30 EastEnders20:00 Holby City21:00 Turn Back Time22:00 BBC News at Ten22:25 BBC London News22:32 BBC Weather22:35 Taking the KeysAway23:20 Eat, Pray, Light23:55 US MidtermElection Results 2010

09:50 Pingu10:00Waybuloo10:20Clifford's PuppyDays10:30 Pablo the Little RedFox10:35 3rd and Bird10:50Wibbly Pig11:00 In the NightGarden11:30Animal Park12:00The Daily Politics12:30GMT with GeorgeAlagiah13:00Due South13:45 Ready, Steady,Cook14:15 Ben Fogle's Escapein Time15:00Diagnosis Murder15:45 Flog It!

16:30 Pointless17:15The Hairy Bikers'Cook Off18:00 Eggheads18:30 Strictly ComeDancing: It Takes Two19:00Coast19:30MasterChef: TheProfessionals21:00Whites21:30Harry and Paul22:00 Later Live... withJools Holland22:30Newsnight23:20A History of Horrorwith Mark Gatiss00:20A Life Without Work01:20Weatherview01:25 See Hear01:55Victoria: A RoyalLove Story

06:30 ITV MorningNews07:00 Daybreak09:30 Lorraine10:25 The Jeremy KyleShow11:30 This Morning12:25 ITV News12:30 This Morning13:30 Loose Women14:30 ITV News andWeather15:00 60 MinuteMakeover16:00 Dickinson's RealDeal17:00 MidsomerMurders18:00 The AlanTitchmarsh Show

19:00 Granada Reports19:30 ITV News andWeather20:00 Emmerdale20:30 River Monsters21:00 Fiddles, Cheatsand Scams22:00 71 DegreesNorth23:00 News at Ten andWeather23:35 Homes from Hell00:35 Swingtown01:25 The Zone03:30 The RockfordFiles04:20 The Jeremy KyleShow05:15 ITV Nightscreen

08:00 Freshly Squeezed08:30 Everybody LovesRaymond08:55 Everybody LovesRaymond09:25 Frasier09:55 Coach Trip10:25 Coach Trip10:55 Coach Trip11:25 Coach Trip11:55 Coach Trip13:00 Channel 4 News13:05 River CottageBites13:20 A Place in theSun: Home or Away14:20 The Moonraker15:55Wogan's PerfectRecall16:25 Countdown17:10 Deal or No Deal

18:00 Come Dine withMe18:30 Jamie's 30Minute Meals19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News20:55 4thought.tv21:00 Kirstie'sHomemade Home22:00 Ramsay's BestRestaurant00:05 Seven Days01:10 Late Night Poker02:10 European BeachVolleyballChampionship Finals03:05 Freesports on 403:30 KOTV04:00 Motor Racing04:25World Sport

08:30 Roary the RacingCar08:40 Milkshake Monkey08:45 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Fifi and theFlowertots09:15 Peppa Pig09:25 Peppa Pig09:30 Mio Mao09:35 Thomas andFriends09:50 Igam Ogam10:00 Pocoyo10:05 Milkshake! MusicBox10:15 The Wright Stuff11:45 Trisha Goddard12:45 House13:40 Five News13:45Warship14:45 Neighbours

15:15 Home and Away15:50 Meals in Moments16:00 Meals in Moments16:10 Falling in Lovewith the Girl Next Door18:00 Five News18:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:25 Live From StudioFive20:00 Five News at 720:30 Street MarketChefs21:00 Sea Patrol22:00 CSI: Miami23:00 CSI: NY00:00 CSI: Crime SceneInvestigation00:55 NCIS01:55 Super Casino05:00 House Doctor

Realityseries:Monte Carloor Bust

Thu, Oct 28th 2100

NOTE: Add 1 hour for Spanish viewing times.

Six celebs - Jodie Kidd, Julian Clary,Jack Dee, Ade Edmonsen, PennySmith and Rory McGrath - take tothe roads of France in a madcaptreasure hunt in different vehicles,inc an iconic VW Camper van


Your outlook on the World nTV Listings 29the ewsn

�%"��#)�')��#"�#)��%+#��7��(�%#

��(0�,��-�#��'�(0��!�(�7��%##��)%'(

�!��)'%#��'�&��'( 4 ��%.�(0�&!�("�0��

��"��'�(0��!!�#��'�(�7�&�� (

� /�4 � /A�4 ��4 ��

��)�!!�)��(/()�"(��%'��!!�#�*%#�!�*�(

�%""+#�)/�(�)�!!�)��7��#()�!!�*%#�(&��!�()(

��'�%+(��%.�(��%'�(�!��4 #�-�7�(��%#��#�

��(��!��#"�#)(0��2��%�)+#�#��7�%##��)3+&(

�&��!�()(��#��!!�#()�!!�*%#(�7&'%�!�"�(%!,�#� '%,��#��

��

�%��%��)%��%'�)%%�("�!!

��!!�� #%-�%#@<:�@;@�9@?=8=�;?;�<>?

��

��!��)'%#��(%��!�98

�'�1��%$��%!��!��%#��(��%()�

5%&&%(�)��!��%�%6

�� & ��"#��

��

�� %�� !"��%#��"��"�#��#��!�!��"�

��&��&��$"�$ �!��"� $��&�� !��"�#��!��&�'��

PC AUTOSwww.ventaexpress.es

www.pc-autos.net [email protected]

TEL: 952 477 709

OPEL FRONTERA 2.0i SPORT.05/1993, 158.439KM, 4WD, POWER

STEERING, RADIO/CD, SUNROOF.3.900€

CARAVANS-WOHNM COACHMEN MIRADA,01/2000, 31.407KM, ABS, AIRBAGS, AIRCON,

TELESCOPIC CABIN, DOUBLE BED, SHOWER ROOM, COMPLETE KITCHEN,FRONT ROOM & FURNITURE. 28.000€

RANGE ROVER HSE SPORT, 2006, 70.000KM, AUTO, DIESEL, 4WD,

AIRBAGS, CLIMATE, LEATHER, NAVI, PARKTRONIC. SUNROOF.

47.900€

2x JEEP G.CHEROKEE TD 4.7, AUTO, 4WD, ABS, ELEC SEATS,

AIRBAG, SUNROOF. FROM 10.900€

BMW M5, 06/1999, 118.000KM, SIDE AIRBAGS, AIRCON,

ALARM, ESP, XENONS, PARKTRONIC, NAVI, LEATHER, SUNROOF. 14.900€

SANTANA PS-10,12/2004, 46.315KM, 4WD, AIRCON,

POWER STEERING, 9 SEATER.12.800€

FORD FOCUS 1.8 TDCi TREND, 02/2006, 62.118KM, ABS, AIRBAG,

AIRCON, CENTRAL LOCKING, FOGLIGHTS, RADIO/CD. 7.900€

JAGUAR XK8, 07/2000, 30.300KM, SIDE AIRBAGS, CLIMATE, ELEC SEATS, PARKTRONIC,

LEATHER, RADIO/CD. 24.900€

MINI COOPER,01/2003, 75.000KM, SIDE AIRBAGS,

AIRCON, ELEC WINDOWS, ESP, ALLOYS, RADIO/CD. 11.900€

AUDI A2 1.6, ABS, AIRBAG, CLIMATE CONTROL,

POWER STEERING, ESP, IMMOBILIZER, RADIO/CD. 7.900€

BMW 325i,06/1991, 148.282KM, ABS,

AIRCON, CENTRAL LOCKING, POWER STEERING, ELEC.WINDOWS,

RADIO/CD. 2.900€

CITROEN PICASSO, 2004, 74.000KM, DIESEL, MANUAL, ABS,

AIRBAGS, ELEC WINDOWS, AIRCON, CENTRAL LOCKING. 6.900€

VW GOLF 1.9 TDI GT SPORT,04/2008, 83.000KM, SIDE AIRBAGS,

AIRCON, IMMOBILIZER. 14.900€

MERCEDES C32 AMG,06/2001, 96.000KM, SIDE AIRBAG, AIRCON,

ELEC SEATS, XENON, PARKTRONIC, NAVI, LEATHER TRIM, SUNROOF. 18.900€

MASERATI 4200 SPYDER, 01/2002, 51.000KM, ABS, AIRBAGS, LEATHER,

NAVI, ELEC SEATS, FULL EQUIP.29.900€

BMW 325 COUPE D, 10/2007, 49.000KM, TIPTRONIC,

MULTIFUNCTION STEERING, CLIMATE,LEATHER, PARKTRONIC, XENONS,

MANY EXTRAS. 34.900€

FORD FIESTA 1.4, 06/2005, 67.000KM, ABS, AIRBAGS, AIRCON,

CENTRAL LOCKING, ELEC WINDOWS, IMMOBILIZER, RADIO/CD. 5.900€

VW GOLF 2.0 TDi DSG. 05/2005, 71.000KM, ABS, AIRBAGS,

CLIMATE, ESP, ELEC.WINDOWS, ALLOYS, ELEC. WINDOWS. 14.900€

AUDI ALLROAD 2.5 TDI QUATTRO,02/2005, 153.087KM, 4WD, SIDE AIRBAGS,

CLIMATE, ELEC SEATS, ESP, XENONS,RADIO/CD. 17.900€

BMW 320D, 03/2008, 35.593KM, SIDE AIRBAGS,CLIMATE, ESP, ELEC SEATS, XENON,

IMMOBILIZER,RADIO/CD,LEATHER. 42.900€

BMW X5 4.8i, 12/2007, 25.560KM, 355BHP,

SIDE AIRBAGS, CLIMATE, ELEC.MEM.SEATS, ESP, IMMOBILIZER, XENONS, NAVI,

PARKTRONIC, LEATHER, SUNROOF. 54.900€

RANGE ROVER 2.5 DT,12/1999, 98.000KM, 4WD, ABS,

AIRBAGS, AIRCON, ALARM, RADIO/CD, LEATHER. 10.900€

BMW 330ci, 07/2002, 105.000KM, SIDE AIRBAGS, CLIMATE, ELEC SEATS, ESP, XENONS,

PARKTRONIC, LEATHER. 15.900€

MERCEDES VITO 111CDi, 02/2006, 78.234KM, ABS, AIRBAG,

CENTRAL LOCKING, ELEC.WINDOWS, ESP, FOGLIGHTS,IMMOBILIZER, RADIO/CD. 9.900€

Carretera de Mijas, 9, 29640, Fuengirola, Malaga


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Advertising30

PORSCHE 977 TURBO CABRIO, 03/2008, 15.600KM, SIDE AIRBAGS, ELEC SEATS,CLIMATE CONTROL, XENONS, ALLOYS, LEATHER,

PARKTRONIC, NAVI. 110.000€

BMW X5 3.0D, 11/2004, 177.549KM, 4WD,

CLIMATE CONTROL, ELEC. SEATS, XENON,PARKTRONIC, LEATHER TRIM, SUNROOF,

MANY EXTRAS. 25.900€

ASTON MARTIN DB 9, FULL EQUIP, NATIONAL CAR,

ONE OWNER. 75.000€ + MATRICULATION.

THIS WEEK’S OUTSTANDING SPECIALS

WEdNESdAY, October 27th 2010

Your outlook on the World nLocal Directory 31the ewsn

CONSULATESUSEFUL NUMBERS by town

CHURCHES

CLUBS, SOCIETIES & CHARITIES

Austria 952 600 267Belgium 952 599 159Canada 952 223 346denmark 952 211 797Finland 952 212 435France 952 226 590Germany 952 363 591Great Britain 952 352 300Greece 952 311 847Holland 952 380 888Hungary 952 308 393Iceland 952 661 200Ireland 952 475 108Italy 952 306 150Norway 952 667 955Phillipines 952 222 757Saudi Arabia 952 310 358Sweden 952 604 383USA 952 474 891

BENALMAdENAMunicipal Police 952 562 142Health Centre 952 440 404 / 952 443 545 Arroyo de la Miel Health Centre 952 562 142 Taxi 952 441 545Tourist Office 952 442 494Foreign Residents Department 952 579 802

ESTEPONABus Station 952 800 249Municipal Police 952 800 243Taxi 952 802 900Tourist Office 952 800 913Town Hall 952 801 100Fire Brigade 952 792 121Foreign Residents Department 952 809 031

FUENGIROLABus Station 952 475 066Fire Brigade (Urgent 080) 952 461 046First Aid (Emergency) 952 468 835

First Aid (Night time & Holidays) 952 468 653Police (Urgent 092) 952 589 324Taxi 952 471 000Tourist Office 952 467 625Town Hall 952 589 300Foreign Residents Department 952 589 440

GIBRALTARAmbulance 199Fire Brigade 190 / +350 200 72936Police 199 / +350 200 72500Tourist Office +350 200 74982

MALAGAAirport 952 048 804Bus Station 952 350 061Fire Brigade 952 411 890Guardia Civil 952 071 520Renfe Railway Station 902 240 202Taxi 952 327 950

Tourist Office 952 213 445Town Hall 952 135 000

MARBELLABus Station 952 764 400Fire Brigade 952 774 349Municipal Police 952 899 500Taxi 952 774 488Tourist Office 952 771 442Town Hall 952 761 100

MIjASPolice Las Lagunas 952 460 909Fire Brigade Las Lagunas 952 586 328Town Hall & Foreign ResidentsDepartment 952 485 900Town Hall Las Lagunas 952 473 125Taxi 952 478 288Social Services 952 486 370Consumer Office 952 582 911Tourism Office 952 589 034

NERjAMunicipal Police 952 521 545Taxi 952 520 537Tourist Information 952 521 531Town Hall 952 548 401

SAN PEdRO dE ANCANTARAFire Brigade 952 774 349Town Hall 952 789 300

TORREMOLINOSBus Station 952 382 419Fire Brigade 952 381 414Taxi 952 380 600Tourist Office 952 379 512Town Hall 952 379 400

VELEz MALAGATown Hall 952 559 100Municipal Police 952 549 238

Church of England / EpiscopalSt. Georges Malaga 952 219 396San Miguel Nerja 952 521 339Parish Church Competa 952 219 396Capilla de Nuestra Señora del CarmenAlmuñeca 952 521 339Anglican Chaplaincy of St Andrew LosBoliches 952 580 600San José Chapel Carmen Church,Benalmadena Costa. Norwegian Church at El Camponario,Calahonda.Iglesia Cristo, Coin.Cemetary Chapel, Alhaurin el Grande.Iglesia Paroquial Virgen del Rocio SanPedro.Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Merced,Sotogrande.Torre Guadiaro 952 808 605St Barnabus IERE (Anglican) 958 359 388St Barnabus IERE (Anglican) 952 030 461Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Gibraltar+350 200 78377

MuslimMezquita del Rey Abdul Aziz 952 774 143Mezquita del Centro Cultural Sohail,Fuengirola 952 473 916Mezquita Calle San Augustin, Malaga 952 228 595

Roman CatholicSanto Cristo del Calvario, Marbella 952 774 899Saint Joseph’s Chapel, Fuengirola 952 472 985Lux Mundi, Fuengirola 952 474 840

Church of the Immaculate ConceptionArroyo de la Miel Hermita de San Miguel, CalahondaSt Andrew’s Chapel, Los Boliches Parish Church of Virgen del Carmen,Benalmadena Costa Lux Mundi Second Ecumenical Centre,Torre del Mar 952 543 334Nuestra Señora de Europa, Chiclana(Cadiz)

MethodistMethodist Church, Gibraltar +350 200 77491 / +350 200 40870La Capilla de la Torre, Sotogrande, 956 795 062La Capilla de la Torre, Torre Guadiaro, SanRoque

Jehovah’s WitnessesEdificio Apollo, Torremolinos 952 561 170Kingdom Hall, Fuengirola 952 469 082Calle José Palanca 20, Malaga.Fuente Nueva, San Pedro 952 818 595Kingdom Hall, Torrox Costa 952 526 740Calle Infantes, Torre del Mar.Calle Felix Rodriguez de la Fuente, Coin952 499 239

Evangelical /Baptist/PentecostalElim Family Fellowship 952 486 820 / 951 912 525Evangelical Church, Los Boliches 952 460 728Evangelical Community Church,Torremolinos 952 384 706Christ Ambassadors, Torremolinos

952 384 706Fellowship of the King, Nerja 958 658 439Community Bible Fellowship, Nerja 952 521 776Presbyterian Hotel Torremar, Torre del Mar952 532 825Informal Community Church, Torrox Park,952 532 825Evangelical Christian Fellowship,Calahonda 952 930 275Arroyo Baptist Church, Arroyo de la Miel952 447 967 / 952 386 716Baptist Church, Calahonda 952 834 213Asambleas de Dios, La Linea.The International Christian Fellowship,Marbella 952 932 216Christian Church, Christamar Centre,Puerto Banus 637 408 194Words of Power Evangelical Church, Mijas952 591 180Fellowship of the King, Salobreña 958 658 439Fellowship of the King, Almuñeca 958 658 439Evangelical Reformed Church, Almuñeca958 639 529 / 677 699 490Fellowship of the King, La Viñuela 952 033 021Brethren Assembly, Gibraltar.Plaza Ibensa 35 - 37, Benalmadena 952 486 820Ark Christian Fellowship, Fuengirola 952 592 171Faith Baptist Church, San Pedro 952 930 458

Church of Scotland (Presbyterian)

Lux Mundi Ecumenical Centre, Fuengirola951 260 982 / 654 328 016Saint Andrews Church, Gibraltar +350 200 77040

Dutch EvangelicalSkandinaviska Turistkyran, Fuengirola.Avenida Montemar 10a, Torremolinos.

Church of Jesus Christ of latter day SaintsCalle Rueda 7, Los Boliches 952 469 392 /607 521 032Calle Jesus del Gran Poder, Motril 958 825 665Calle Babell 1, Malaga.Calle Sevilla 43, Algeciras 956 630 894

BahaiBahai Information Offices:Marbella 952 902 121Fuengirola 952 474 447Malaga 952 214 057Benalmadena 952 442 424Alhaurin de la Torre 952 411 496Rincon de la Victoria 952 402 870Gibraltar +350 200 73287

SynagoguesBeth Minzi, Torremolinos 952 052 550Beth El, Marbella 952 859 395

QuakersQuakers (Society of Friends) [email protected]

The Norwegian Seamans ChurchEl Campanario, Calahonda 952 939 800

Age Care Calahonda 691 761 088 / 655 903 182 Age Concern Lifeline 650 163 928Alcoholics Anonymous 600 379 110Al-Anon 662 180 326Arroyo Friendly Club 952 446 935American Club Costa del SolEstepona, Sotogrande 952 804 693Fuengirola, Mijas, Benalmadena 653 274392Malaga 952 400 006Marbella 675 094 494Arroyo Social and Welfare Club 952 051 610Art of Living Club 646 379 944Arte y Cultura Marbella 952 773 188Asociacion Francofonos 952 815 444Barbershop Harmony Group 952 473 051Bowls: Belplaya Bowls Club, Torremolinos952 416 534 Bridge Club - ACE 952 485 678Bridge Club Atalaya 609 548 595Bridge Club Calahonda 952 931 636Bridge Club Casares 952 893 633 / 952 890 199Bridge Club - Nerja 952 525 425 / 617 534 342British Association of Marbella 951 275 049/ 952 828 533British Society (Britsoc) 952 416 552Brownies & Rainbows 667 433 581Club Charity and Pleasure 696 241 678Collegium Musicum 952 775 492 / 952 475 840Computer Club St Andrews 637 091 130Conservatives Abroad 951 250 901 / 952 565 777Costa Chordbusters 952 464 184

Cricket Club Costa del Sol 606 526 618Cubs & Beavers 952 568 55 / 618 705 166CUDECA 952 564 910Diabetic Support Group - Alhaurin/Fuengirola/Puerto Banus 952 464 184English Speaking Group Malaga 952 432 235Estepona Floral Arts 952 880 935Ferrari Owners Club 952 812 490Friends of the Theatre (FOTA) 952 448 410Fuengirola and District Society 952 476 385Good Companions 952 494 730Guides 667 433 581Hash House Harriers 606 761 942 / 654 633 430History Club Nerja 952 538 526International Club of Estepona 952 802 549International Labour Group 952 464 324 /952 375 909International Music Club 952 449 298Irish Association of Spain 952 375 482Irish Cultural Association 952 374 127Jazz Appreciation Society, Benavista 952 888 106 / 669 504 942Jazz Club 952 830 900Amigos de Jazz 952 669 580Lions Clubs: Benalmadena 627 440 361 Calahonda 952 934 791 / 647 379 652La Cala de Mijas 952 473 238Marbella 952 823 135Marbella Francofono 952 815 444Nerja 952 523 051Puerto Banus 620 288 500Los Claveles Charity 952 810 374Lux Mundi Ecumenical Centre Fuengirola952 474 840

MABS Cancer Support Group 952 833 568NADFASCosta del Sol 952 382 713De La Frontera 952 804 692Nerja 958 640 176Nederlandse Club 952 473 545Out of Africa Association 952 668 081 / 952 440 312Photograpihic Society Costa del Sol 952 446 893Positively Pink (Breast Cancer charity)670 004 422Recovery International (Mental Health) 952 593 455Rotary ClubBenahavis 670 604 392 Benalmadena 952 441 440Estepona 952 800 999Fuengirola/Mijas 648 292 146Guadalmina 610 702 683Marbella 952 821 121San Pedro 951 318 381Royal Air Force Association RAFA 952 119 708 / 952 484 117Royal Antideluvian Order of Buffaloes 952 563 950 / 951 313 970Royal British Legion:Alcaucin 696 391 224Alhaurin de la Torre 952 595 412Alhaurin el Grande 952 499 238 / 655 316 160Benajarafe 952 514 226Benalmadena 952 447 655Coin 637 474 753 /663 157 776Colmenar 951 163 071Estepona 671 846 204Fuengirola 952 468 106La Viñuela 618 293 749

Marbella 952 774 572Mijas Costa 615 758 959Mollina 654 472 922Nerja 952 526 423Torre del Mar 628 343 198Torremolinos 952 370 907Trapiche 951 239 366Royal Naval Club 677 311 902Scouts 606 305 664SOL Classic Car Club 951 244 149Soroptimist International 653 771 625Table Tennis Club International 952 373 813The International Music Society (TIMS) 952 486 947THESPA (The English Speaking PlayersAssociation) 952 472 985Toastmasters Club 646 533 112Torremolinos and District Social Club 952 386 172Triple “S” 952 417 452U3A Fuengirola 952 494 172U3A Marbella 622 670 158U3A Marbella - Inland 952 112 84741 and Tangent Club 639 542 387 (East ofMalaga 951 160 509)Zoological Society 952 711 377Animal CharitiesACE Animal Charity 610 752 350ADANA 952 800 975CAS Animal Charity 952 523 607CHAIN Animal Charity 672 399 323FAMA Animal Charity 620 354 8850PAD Animal Shelter 952 468 054SEPE Horse and Donkey Charity 610 775 413SOS Animals 626 351 881Triple ‘A’ , Bettina, 952 771 586

WEEKLY MARKETSMONdAY: Marbella at LasAlbarizas, Alora, Torrox at ElLlano, Torrox at Urb Costa del OroTUESdAY: Antequerra,Fuengirola, Marbella at PuertoBanusWEdNESdAY: Alhaurin de laTorre, Estepona, Malaga next toAvenida Juan XXIII, La Cala,Rincón de la Victoria at Supersol.THURSdAY: Alhaurin el Grande,Malaga at Cruz de Humilladero,San Pedro Alcantara, Nerja, Torrede Mar, Torremolinos, Velez at ElPozancon. La Trocha (Coin) bootsale.FRIdAY: Almunecar,Benalmadena, Manilva, Rincónde la Victoria at La Cala del Moral.SATURdAY: Coin, Malaga at ElPalo, Nueva Andalucia, La Cala II,Las Lagunas, Ojen, Velez at LaCaleta de Velez.SUNdAY: Estacion de Cartama,Malaga at Matiricos, Rincón de laVictoria at Benalgalbon, Ronda.La Trocha (Coin) boot sale. Pizarra- boot sale.

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Emergency Number to makea preliminary report inEnglish - you must still reportto a National police station tosign the report to make itofficial within 48 hours 902102 112

Emergency Operator 112Ambulance 061Fire Brigade 080National Police 091 Local Police 092Sea Rescue 900 202 202

HOSPITALSCarlos Haya 951 290 000Materno Infantil 951 290 00University Hospital 951 032 000Costa del Sol Hospital 951 976 670

CINEMASMalaga - Plaza Mayor: 902 902 103Fuengirola - Parque Miramar:952 198 600Marbella - Gran Marbella: 952 810 077Velez Malaga - C.C. El Ingenio: 902 221 622

NOTICEIF YOU BELONG TO A CLUB ORSOCIETY THAT YOU WOULDLIKE TO ADD TO THIS PAGEPLEASE CALL 952 454 491 oremail [email protected]


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Advertising32

Villa - Fuengirola € 650,0005 bed · 3 bath · 365 m² built · 70 m² terraceMarble Floors · Sea views · Quiet Location Private garden with pool · RE-2088

Villa - Fuengirola € 800,00013 bedrooms · 12 baths · 700 m² built · 150 m² terraceHuge villa in the sought-after area of La SierrezuelaWork needed on lower level · RE-615

Properties for sale at reduced prices!

Resale properties wanted!Scandinavian clients looking for apartments and villas from Benalmadena to Marbella.For a free consultation and valuation, call our listing agents on 951 100 210or e-mail [email protected].

Apartment - Costalita € 420,0003 bed · 2 bath · 125 m² · 10 m² terrace · RE-2037

Townhouse - New Golden Mile € 345,0003 bed · 2 bath · 180 m² built · 65 m² terrace · RE-2007

Townhouse - Benalmadena € 233,0003 bed · 1 bath · 110 m² built · 75 m² terrace · RE-2023

House - Benalmadena € 325,0003 bed · 3 bath · 98 m² built · 35 m² terrace · RE-1983

See them all on casauna.com

Tel. 951 100 210 www.casauna.com [email protected]

Lovely apartment on Mijas Golf “Las Golondrinas“ - Life on the golf course! € 189,0002 bed · 2 baths · 97 m² built · 17 m² terrace · This well presented, west facing apartment enjoys views over the lush fairways on Mijas Golf and to the mountains beyondCentral hot and cold A/C · Fully furnished · Marble Floors · Community pools · Reference: RE-1931

Apartment - El Faro € 165,0002 bed · 1 bath · 70 m² built · Great sea viewsBright · Marble Floors · Community pool & tennisFurnished · RE-2071

Scandinavian real estate agent

operties for sale at rPr

operties for sale at r

educed prices!operties for sale at r

educed prices!

nd

al esta

ea a

Scand

rre

dinavian ate ate agen

din ttt

operties for sale at rPr

operties for sale at r

educed prices!operties for sale at r

educed prices!

ovely apartment on Mijas Golf “Las Golondrinas“ - Life on the golf course!L2 bed · 2 baths · 97 m² built · 17 m² terr

ully furnished · Marble Floors · Community pools · Referal hot and cold A/C · FCentr

ovely apartment on Mijas Golf “Las Golondrinas“ - Life on the golf course!esented, west facing apartment enjoys views over the lush fairways on Mijas Golf and to the mountains beyondace · This well pr2 bed · 2 baths · 97 m² built · 17 m² terr

ully furnished · Marble Floors · Community pools · Refer

ovely apartment on Mijas Golf “Las Golondrinas“ - Life on the golf course!esented, west facing apartment enjoys views over the lush fairways on Mijas Golf and to the mountains beyond

ence: RE-ully furnished · Marble Floors · Community pools · Refer

ovely apartment on Mijas Golf “Las Golondrinas“ - Life on the golf course!esented, west facing apartment enjoys views over the lush fairways on Mijas Golf and to the mountains beyond

1931ence: RE-

esented, west facing apartment enjoys views over the lush fairways on Mijas Golf and to the mountains beyond

€ 189,000esented, west facing apartment enjoys views over the lush fairways on Mijas Golf and to the mountains beyond

operties wanted!Resale pr

arApartment - El F o2 bed · 1 bath · 70 m² built · GrBright · Marble Floors · Community pool & tennisurnished · RE-2071F

operties wanted!

€ 165,000eat sea views2 bed · 1 bath · 70 m² built · Gr

Bright · Marble Floors · Community pool & tennis

olauengirilla - FV5 bed · 3 bath · 365 m² built · 70 m² terrMarble Floors · Sea views · Quiet L

den with pool · RE-2088Private gar


€ 650,000ace5 bed · 3 bath · 365 m² built · 70 m² terr

ocation Marble Floors · Sea views · Quiet Lden with pool · RE-2088


olauengirilla - FVooms · 12 baths · 700 m² built · 150 m² terr13 bedr

Huge villa in the sought-after arork needed on lower level · RE-615W


€ 800,000aceooms · 12 baths · 700 m² built · 150 m² terr

ezuelaea of La SierrHuge villa in the sought-after arork needed on lower level · RE-615

operties wanted!Resale prScandinavian clients looking for apartments

om Benalma and villas fr rom Benalmadena to Marbella.noitatlusnoceerfaroF

call our listing agents on 951 100 [email protected]

operties wanted!Scandinavian clients looking for apartments

om Benalmadena to Marbella., noitaulavdna

call our listing agents on 951 100 [email protected].

Apartment - Costalitam01·²m521·htab2·deb3

ownhouse - New Gol € 345,000TTownhouse - New Golden Mile € 345,0003 bed · 2 bath · 180 m² built · 65 m² terr


€ 420,000 · RE-2037ecarret²m

ownhouse - New Golden Mile € 345,000ace · RE-20073 bed · 2 bath · 180 m² built · 65 m² terr


ownhouse - BenalmadenaTTownhouse - Benalmadena3 bed · 1 bath · 110 m² built · 75 m² terr

House - Benalmadena3 bed · 3 bath · 98 m² built · 35 m² terr


€ 233,000ownhouse - Benalmadenaace · RE-20233 bed · 1 bath · 110 m² built · 75 m² terr

€ 325,000House - Benalmadena1983ace · RE-3 bed · 3 bath · 98 m² built · 35 m² terr


Your outlook on the World nAdvertising 33the ewsn

Long term rentals of villas and townhouses, no finders fee!

Call rental agent Malene on 687 88 77 00 or e-mail [email protected]

Attractive villas

furnished / unfurnished

required now!

Modern furnished townhouse3 - 5 bed · 2 bath · € 700 - 1,000

Individual modern villa 3 - 5 bed · 2 bath · € 1,200 - 1,600

Clients waiting now:

Townhouse - Campomijas · RE-289

Penth.- Fuengirola · € 1,650 · LR-2074

Penthouse - Marbella · LR-2072

Villa - Torrenueva € 1,000 LR-2028

Apartment in Higueron · LR-2006

Villa - Fuengirola · € 1,500 · RE-2061

Villa - Benalmadena · € 2,500 LR-2069

Villa - Higueron · € 2,850 · RE-1974

Villa Benahavís · € 3,700 · LR-1614

Villa - El Faro € 1,800 · LR-1817

Rentals - Available now - call Malene 687 88 77 00Arroyo de la Miel · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 198 m2 built · 100 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-2069 € 2,500Benalmadena · Villa · 3 beds · 3 baths · 300 m2 built · Ref. RE-490 € 3,500Campomijas · Townhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · 26 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-289 € 950El Faro · Villa · 3 beds · 3-4 baths · 275 m2 built · 25 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-1817 € 1,800Fuengirola · Townhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 90 m2 built · 50 m2 terrace · Ref. LR-1506 € 850Fuengirola · Townhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 93 m2 built · Ref. RE-1607 € 700Fuengirola · Penthouse · 5 beds · 3 baths · 350 m2 built · 100 m2 terrace · Ref. LR-2074 € 1,650Higueron · Apartment · 3 beds · 2 baths · 110 m2 built · 75 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-2006 € 850Higueron · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 270 m2 built · 30 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-1974 € 2,850La Sierrezuela · Villa · 12 beds · 9 baths · 700 m2 built · 150 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-615 € 4,500Las Chapas · Villa · 4 beds · 4 baths · 250 m2 built · 70 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-1950 € 2,000Los Monteros · Villa · 6 beds · 6 baths · 500 m2 built · 180 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-1008 € 5,000Marbella · Penthouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 150 m2 built · 30 m2 terrace · Ref. LR-2072 € 1,200Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 3 baths · 300 m2 built · 100 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-1998 € 2,200Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 4 baths · 240 m2 built · 260 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-1203 € 2,800Mijas · Townhouse · 4 beds · 3 baths · 220 m2 built · 50 m2 terrace · Ref. LR-1610 € 890Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 3 baths · 521 m2 built · 120 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-2051 € 4,000Mijas Costa · Townhouse · 2 beds · 2 baths · 155 m2 built · 20 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-1656 € 1,000Puebla Lucia · Villa · 4 beds · 2 baths · 240 m2 built · 20 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-2061 € 1,500Torremuelle · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 180 m2 built · 50 m2 terrace · Ref. RE-1182 € 1,580Torremuelle · Villa · 5 beds · 4 baths · 200 m2 built · 75 m2 terrace · Ref. LR-2057 € 3,000Torrenueva · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · Ref. LR-2028 € 1,000

See the photos online - www.casauna.com

Attractive long term rental villas - detached and semi-detached wanted. Modern furnished or unfurnished.Areas, only: Benalmádena, Mijas and Marbella.

VILLAS WANTED for long term rental!

MaleneRental Agent

Townhouse in Fuengirola · 3 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · Furnished · Pool · € 850 · LR-1506

Villa in Monte Mayor, Benahavís · 5 bed · 5 bath · 500 m² · Garage · Pool · € 3,700 · RE-1614

ong term rL

entals of villas and townhouseong term r

entals of villas and townhouse


entals of villas and townhouses, no finders fee!

ttr

ra

A

e

ttrA

equirre

ac d /

rre

furnished

, no finders fee!

ctive villas / unf

urn d now!

d

d ow!

unfurnished

ong term rL

entals of villas and townhouseong term r



entals of villas and townhouses, no finders fee!

, no finders fee!

oApartment in Higuer n · LR-2006

· LR-2006

Villa in Monte Mayor

, Benahavís · 5 bed · 5 bath · 500 m² · GarVilla in Monte Mayor

ool · € 3,700 · RE-age · P, Benahavís · 5 bed · 5 bath · 500 m² · Gar

Villa - El F

1614ool · € 3,700 · RE-

1817LR-·€ 1,800 o arVilla - El F

ampomijas · RE-289ownhouse - CT

ampomijas · RE-289

Villa uengir - F

oluengir a · € 1,500 · RE-2061

LR-2074·056,1€·ola uengir- Fenth.P

LR-2074

vailab Rentals - A Available now - call Malene 687 88 77 00oyo de la Miel · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 198 m2 built · 100 m2 terrArr

Benalmadena · Villa · 3 beds · 3 baths · 300 m2 built · Refampomijas · TC

uengirownhouse in FT

vailable now - call Malene 687 88 77 00oyo de la Miel · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 198 m2 built · 100 m2 terr

Benalmadena · Villa · 3 beds · 3 baths · 300 m2 built · Refownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · 26 m2 terr

ooms · 2 bathrola · 3 bedruengir

vailable now - call Malene 687 88 77 00. RE-2069 € 2,500ace · Refoyo de la Miel · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 198 m2 built · 100 m2 terr

. RE-490 € 3,500Benalmadena · Villa · 3 beds · 3 baths · 300 m2 built · Ref. RE-289 € 950ace · Refownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · 26 m2 terr

ool · € 850 · LR-urnished · Pooms · Fooms · 2 bathr

Villa - Benalmadena

. RE-2069 € 2,500

. RE-289 € 950

1506ool · € 850 · LR-

LR-2069005,2€·Villa - Benalmadena

enthouse - MarbellP a · LR-2072

· LR-2072

ownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · 26 m2 terrampomijas · TCo · Villa · 3 beds · 3-4 baths · 275 m2 built · 25 m2 terrarEl F

ownho ola · T Townhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 90 m2 built · 50 m2 terruengirFownho ola · T Townhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 93 m2 built · RefuengirFenthouse · 5 beds · 3 baths · 350 m2 built · 100 m2 terrola · PuengirF

on · Apartment · 3 beds · 2 baths · 110 m2 built · 75 m2 terrHigueron · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 270 m2 built · 30 m2 terrHiguer

La SierrLas Chapas · Villa · 4 beds · 4 baths · 250 m2 built · 70 m2 terr

os · Villa · 6 beds · 6 baths · 500 m2 built · 180 m2 terros MonterLenthouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 150 m2 built · 30 m2 terrMarbella · P

Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 3 baths · 300 m2 built · 100 m2 terr

ownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · 26 m2 terro · Villa · 3 beds · 3-4 baths · 275 m2 built · 25 m2 terr

ownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 90 m2 built · 50 m2 terrownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 93 m2 built · Refenthouse · 5 beds · 3 baths · 350 m2 built · 100 m2 terr

on · Apartment · 3 beds · 2 baths · 110 m2 built · 75 m2 terron · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 270 m2 built · 30 m2 terr

Las Chapas · Villa · 4 beds · 4 baths · 250 m2 built · 70 m2 terros · Villa · 6 beds · 6 baths · 500 m2 built · 180 m2 terrenthouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 150 m2 built · 30 m2 terr

Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 3 baths · 300 m2 built · 100 m2 terr

. RE-289 € 950ace · Refownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · 26 m2 terr1817 € 1,800. RE-ace · Refo · Villa · 3 beds · 3-4 baths · 275 m2 built · 25 m2 terr

1506 € 850. LR-ace · Refownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 90 m2 built · 50 m2 terr1607 € 700. RE-ownhouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 93 m2 built · Ref

. LR-2074 € 1,650ace · Refenthouse · 5 beds · 3 baths · 350 m2 built · 100 m2 terr. RE-2006 € 850ace · Refon · Apartment · 3 beds · 2 baths · 110 m2 built · 75 m2 terr

1974 € 2,850. RE-ace · Refon · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 270 m2 built · 30 m2 terr. RE-615 € 4,500ace · Ref

1950 € 2,000. RE-ace · RefLas Chapas · Villa · 4 beds · 4 baths · 250 m2 built · 70 m2 terr1008 € 5,000. RE-ace · Refos · Villa · 6 beds · 6 baths · 500 m2 built · 180 m2 terr

. LR-2072 € 1,200ace · Refenthouse · 3 beds · 2 baths · 150 m2 built · 30 m2 terr1998 € 2,200. RE-ace · RefMijas · Villa · 4 beds · 3 baths · 300 m2 built · 100 m2 terr

Villa - Higuer

. RE-289 € 950

1506 € 850

. LR-2074 € 1,650. RE-2006 € 850

. RE-615 € 4,5001950 € 2,000

1008 € 5,000. LR-2072 € 1,200

1974RE-·058,2on · €Villa - Higuer

enuevorrVilla - T a € 1,000 LR-2028

€ 1,000 LR-2028

Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 4 baths · 240 m2 built · 260 m2 terrownhouse · Mijas · T Townhouse · 4 beds · 3 baths · 220 m2 built · 50 m2 terr

Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 3 baths · 521 m2 built · 120 m2 terrownh Mijas Costa · T o

ucia · Villa · 4 beds · 2 baths · 240 m2 built · 20 m2 terrPuebla Lemuelle · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 180 m2 built · 50 m2 terrorrTTorremuelle · Villa · 5 beds · 4 baths · 200 m2 built · 75 m2 terrorrTTorrenueva · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · ReforrTTorr

Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 4 baths · 240 m2 built · 260 m2 terrownhouse · 4 beds · 3 baths · 220 m2 built · 50 m2 terr

Mijas · Villa · 4 beds · 3 baths · 521 m2 built · 120 m2 terrownhouse · 2 beds · 2 baths · 155 m2 built · 20 m2 terr

ucia · Villa · 4 beds · 2 baths · 240 m2 built · 20 m2 terremuelle · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 180 m2 built · 50 m2 terremuelle · Villa · 5 beds · 4 baths · 200 m2 built · 75 m2 terrenueva · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · Ref

See the photos online - www

1203 € 2,800. RE-ace · RefMijas · Villa · 4 beds · 4 baths · 240 m2 built · 260 m2 terr1610 € 890. LR-ace · Refownhouse · 4 beds · 3 baths · 220 m2 built · 50 m2 terr

. RE-2051 € 4,000ace · RefMijas · Villa · 4 beds · 3 baths · 521 m2 built · 120 m2 terr1656 € 1,000. RE-ace · Refownhouse · 2 beds · 2 baths · 155 m2 built · 20 m2 terr

. RE-2061 € 1,500ace · Refucia · Villa · 4 beds · 2 baths · 240 m2 built · 20 m2 terr1182 € 1,580. RE-ace · Refemuelle · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 180 m2 built · 50 m2 terr

. LR-2057 € 3,000ace · Refemuelle · Villa · 5 beds · 4 baths · 200 m2 built · 75 m2 terr. LR-2028 € 1,000enueva · Villa · 3 beds · 2 baths · 130 m2 built · Ref

.casauna.comSee the photos online - www


Villa Benahavís · € 3,700 · LR-

1610 € 890

1656 € 1,000. RE-2061 € 1,500

1182 € 1,580. LR-2057 € 3,000


1614 Villa Benahavís · € 3,700 · LR-

MaleneRental Agent

active ttrAAttr long term rdetached wanted. Modern furnished or unfurnished.

eas, only: Ar

S WAVILL

entallong term r villasdetached wanted. Modern furnished or unfurnished.

Benalmádena, Mijas and Marbella

ANTED for W WANTED for long term r

villas - detached and semi-detached wanted. Modern furnished or unfurnished.

Benalmádena, Mijas and Marbella.

ental!ANTED for long term r




- detached and semi-detached wanted. Modern furnished or unfurnished.

ental!




COOLFLOW The Air ConditioningSpecialists. Installation, servicingand repairs to all makes andmodels. Special offers available.Call Ian 678491234. Established 7years on the coast (097)p

----------------------------------------------PROFESSIONAL Aircon Specialist.Cost effective, calculates yourpersonal use and requirements.6 6 9 0 0 9 8 2 1www.frankmultiservices.com (100)p

----------------------------------------------

ALL TYPES of projects,constructions, Licences for newbuildings, extensions, reforms,legalizations. Building advice.Chedaco S.L. 680700430 (0105)tnp

BEST prices RYA Licences ICC,Powerboat 2, Boat, Jetbike andBerth Sales. 638647289 (096)p

----------------------------------------------12V and 24VDC Specialists. Bill633571600/647289753/617601509 (097)p

BUILDING Professional buildingfrom extensions & alterations togarages and store rooms (almacens).30 years experience 669009821www.frankmultiservices.com (100)p

----------------------------------------------DAmP problems. Sourced andcured by master builder. Ted693859894 (097)bfp

UNWANTED cars, vans. Wanteddead or alive. Removed free.616835799 (096)p

----------------------------------------------WANTED good, bad, ugly, cars,caravans, even non-runners. Freecollection. 951047311,696321138 (116)p

2010 CAmP-LET Concorde andRoyal Camping Trailer tents. Readyfor delivery. 638467289www.spanish-vacations.com (117)p

----------------------------------------------LOVELY quiet caravan plots, greatviews and facilites. €200permonthCartama. 699199805 (098)p

----------------------------------------------HOBBY Executive 700, 2004,Spanish legal with plates anddocuments. 5 birth, end bedroomwith Queen size bed, separatebathroom and shower, air con, fullsize fridge/freezer, oven, hob,microwave, hot water, eating. Twinaxle 28 foot by 7.6 foot wide.Excellent condition. Can deliver tosite. Only €8,900 Contact Paul on609509004 (098)p

WE BUY and sell catering equipmentand furniture. Also stainless steelfabrication, own workshops,extractor hoods, work benches etc.650966374, 952338378www.eurohosteleria.com (0)p

PROFESSIONAL inexpensivechimney sweeping and maintenanceservice. All areas covered.607441959, 654184242 (107)p

POCO A POCO Spanish classes inLa Trocha Shopping Centre, Coinby Valerie Mitchell of Centro deIdiomas. Call first [email protected] (0)f

----------------------------------------------AFTER SCHOOL Spanish for kids& teens. Centro de Idiomas. CallValerie on 952450747 or [email protected] (0)f

mR mULTI KLEAN - ProfessionalWindow Cleaning, marble floorpolishing and carpet &upholstery cleaning. Best priceand service. Call Andy on606590728 (097)p

----------------------------------------------UPHOLSTERY and steam cleaning,sofas, carpets etc. J A CleaningServices 626357955 (102)p

----------------------------------------------THE WINDOW CLEANERS Husbandand wife team. 691140427 (099)tnp

----------------------------------------------EXPERIENCED Cleaners –reasonable rates. Coin andsurrounding areas. 622056336,622291073 (097)p

PC PROBLEmS solved. Datatransfered, ADSL installed, virus /spyware / malware removal.952932264 / 609574455 (096)p

----------------------------------------------COmPUTER Helpline. Desktops,laptops repaired, upgraded. Newand used supplied. Internet, emailproblems solved. 952564274,677702501 (101)tnp

----------------------------------------------PC DOCTOR desktop and laptoprepair centre. Sales and upgrades.ADSL from €20 per month. Fullrange of internet, Telefonica andTelecom services. Anti-virusprogram €50 per year. We coverthe coast. Certified and bilingualtechnicians. Call sales 952591071Support 807488440 (0)pwf

----------------------------------------------COIN Computer Services. Allrepairs, virus removal, upgrades,Broadband. Free calls to UK.951047292, 676909418 (100)tnp

WANT the best? Nº 1 on the coastfor painting & decorating. CallNick at Decor8. All aspects noproblem. 678889933/952939561www.decor8.es (140)p

----------------------------------------------SDS Superior Decorating Services,interiors and exteriors. Specialist inpaper hanging and paint finishing.Very reasonable rates. For the bestquality workmanship call TimHammond 952455551 or [email protected]. (096)p

WASHING machine repairs, fast,reliable service. All work guaranteed.Also sales from €70. Can deliver.Call Joe 686271836 (099)pwp

ELECTRICIAN 16th EditionBS7671 qualified, apprenticetrained, 23 years experience.Rewires, extra sockets, lights, faultfinding etc. Water pumps –supplied or refurbished.www.electriciancostadelsol.comelectrician.in.spain@gmail.com orcall Ian 650151569 (113)p

----------------------------------------------ELECTRICIAN 30 years experience.Boletins, ICP’s, general installationsand maintenance. 669009821www.frankmultiservices.com (100)tnp

TREE Surgeons - no tree too tall.Removal of dead palms, trees andlimbs. Eco gardening, mulch andmanure. Fertiliser, palm pruning.686948552, 661129146www.malagagardenersblogsspot.com (101p

----------------------------------------------STYLEX ARTIFICIAL GRASS. Nomowing of fertilizing and stopsmudslides. We install and sell 40different types, 20 years lifespan.www.stylexgreen.com Tel678103028. [email protected] (105)p

THE GATE Repairman. Electricgates, garage door motors andintercoms repaired. Call Colin on636394641 or visit: www.the-gate-repairman.com (105)p

----------------------------------------------SECURE-IT Manufcturers of gates,grills, railings, entrance gates,staircases and stainless steel etc.You price it, we slice it, we will beatany genuine quote. Call for freeestimate 952465230/652625050www.secureit-spain-com (095)p

GILLIAN your friendly mobilehairdresser for the elderly.Specialist in perms, sets, coloursand blow-drys. Good rates. Allproducts supplied unless advisedotherwise. 635261483 (098)p

----------------------------------------------HAIRDRESSING Mobile hairdresser,over 15 years experience, all aspects.Telephone Janet 645037335 (099)tnp

----------------------------------------------mOBILE Massage Therapist.Reflexology, deep tissue,aromatherapy, Swedish massage.For more information please seewww.relajacionpura.com or call666144572 (101)tnp

CHIROPODY / PODIATRY Do yousuffer from lower limb joint pain infeet, knees, hips - a bio-mechanicalassessment could find theproblem. Call Jennifer, Dip,BMecHPC Reg. on 663516654 (103)tnp

----------------------------------------------www.theperfectwhiteteeth.comone treatment, one hour, onedazzling white smile. €150608675081 (106)p

CHIROPODIST Podologo JimBurgess established in Spain 25years , registered professional 374,for all foot problems, ingrowingnails, diabetes, telephone952447208 676143700 oppositeskating rink Agata, ArroyoBenalmadena (097)p

HOUSE clearances, full or partclearance inland and coastal areas,mobile 634312191 (100)p

----------------------------------------------PLACE AN AD! It’s quick, easy andit works. Call 952454491 (f)

PRESTIGE Insurance Consultants.For quality products and personalservice. Motor (all types UK andSpanish). Home(Building/Contents). Travel -Health - Life/Disability - Business.Registered with the DireccionGeneral de Seguros as ExclusiveAgents for Ibex Insurance andGenerali Seguros. Tel/Fax952453873 Mobile 667982418www.prestige-insurance.com (099 )p


FULLY LICENSED PAWNBROKERFULLY LICENSED GOLD DEALERFULLY LICENSED JEWELLERSSERVICING THE PUBLIC ANDTRADE ALIKE. EST 1983

WHERE ???????ANTHONYS DIAmONDSAVDA. RAmON Y CAJAL 40FUENGIROLA, mALAGA 29640952588795 / [email protected]

SECURITY OF SPAIN, 24 houremergency locksmith. Home andbusiness security. Patio doors andwindows secured. Lock and keychanges for your new home.Parking guards. Safes installed.Home and business securitychecks. Locked out and lost keys?Call SOS on 636770865 and ask forDarren (084)tnp

----------------------------------------------LOCKSmITH Emergency/Appointment. Doors openedwithout damage, locks changed,patio doors and windows secured.Intruder Alarms fitted. 24 hourhonest, fast and reliable service.Call Paul 657466803 (097)tnp

mARBLE Floor Polishing (€2 m2)Why pay more? We clean, thencrystalize and polish to a highgloss, non slip. Professional fastservices. Cover all Costa. 14 yearsexperience. 671244683 (140)p

----------------------------------------------mARBLE, terazzo grinding,polishing. New laid orrefreshing old floors. Repairsalso. Cyril 645840199 (096)p

WWW.UKSHOPPINGINSPAIN.COmARGOS-SCREWFIX, All UK shopsdelivered to Spain 950473224 (109)p

----------------------------------------------ELEGANT 3 and 2 seater sofasgold with thin black line designtassles at each end. €150Telephone 952964458 (097)p

----------------------------------------------AVAILABLE for roads, tracks, carparks etc., 300 ton crushedconcrete. Very good material forsub-base can be supplied laid &rolled For a good, free quote inEnglish ring 637179373 or foryour quote in Spanish647206118. (100)p

----------------------------------------------

FULL SIZE Table Tennis Table952566345 (101)p

BOOT SALE items, tools, electrical,paperbacks, household, china etc.Top prices paid. 607780648 (096)catp

----------------------------------------------NEED some space? Cash paid forall good household items.630158235 (105)p

----------------------------------------------WANTED, small household items,toys, books, CDs, etc for charity 92abandoned dogs. We collect youritems. Please call 663025723 oremail [email protected] (096)p

----------------------------------------------ADULT DVD’s €1.50 or 50 for €50.Wanted 50’s, 60’s, 70’s rock records.650509035 (096)p


mETS DOG training club.Fuengirola Glyn 605121831, Ken627851379. Torre del Mar Colin606616308 (098)p

----------------------------------------------LAGUNA Kennels and cosy cattery.Five star facilities, fully tiledquarters with airconditioning.Your pets lovingly cared for byEnglish mother and daughter.Near Coin. 952112021 /606838983 (099)p

----------------------------------------------EXPORT Specialists. Cat and DogWorld Kennels. 952112978,630197435 (096)p

---------------------------------------------- WESTIE and Labrador puppies.Both parents can be seen. €395Tel. 952112978, 630197435 (096)p

----------------------------------------------LUXURY professional kennels,Cat and Dog World. Legallylicensed and vet approved.Viewing welcome. www.cat-and-dog-world.com 952112978 /630197435 (096)p

----------------------------------------------PROBLEmS? David the Dogmanfrom Estepona to Fuengirola952883388 / 610868748 (0)tnf

----------------------------------------------CATS & DOGS We have a goodselection of all types of cats anddogs desperate for a loving home.Tel: 626942427 or visit our websitewww.animals-in-distress.eu (0)tnf

----------------------------------------------GREAT Dane wanted. Any sex orcolour. Good home on countryfinca. 651316602 (097)p

----------------------------------------------

AIR CONDITIONING

ARCHITECTS

BUSINESS EQUIPmENT

BOATS & NAUTICAL

CARS & VANS

CARAVANS/CAmPING

CATERING SERVICES

BUILDERS

CHImNEY SWEEPS

CLASSES

CLEANING SERVICES

COmPUTERS

DECORATORS

DOmESTIC APPLIANCES

ELECTRICIANS

GARDENING

GATES

HEALTH & BEAUTY

HOUSE CLEARANCE

INSURANCE

LOANS

LOCKSmITHS

FLOOR POLISHING

mISCELLANEOUS

SALES

WANTS

PETS & ANImALS

Classifieds Classified Rate

Price per moduleSmall module (10mm) €7,00 + IVAFull module (40mm) €25,00 + IVA

Classified Rate

Price per wordNormal lineage €0,25 + IVABold lineage €0,50 + IVA

DeaDLINeFriday

12PM

INTERNATIONAL

DRIVINGLICENCES● All Categories● Valid Worldwide● Fast Delivery

610 868 748

Number 1 MobilityHire & Sales Service

Tel. 952447764

La Trocha MarkeT

Artisans & Traders WelcomeOPEN 52 WEEKS OF THE YEAR

647 647 637

Sundays10.00am - 2.00pm

��

��

��

��

��

��

Place an Ad by phone:

952 45 44 91 / 902 00 11 00Place an Ad by fax:

952 45 44 41Place an Ad by email:

[email protected]


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Classifieds34

CARS WANTED

CASH WAITING!659 246 463

��$��#��

��

��"�� !��

��

��

� � � ��

� ��

�� '��! �!�� '��

��"��#�(*-$))"""$�� $��

/-+�-/.�),-%+)�� &

� � � ��

� � ��

� � �

Mobile Massage %erapistRe&exology, Swedish massage

"Gi' vouchers and pamper parties available"

Visit www.relajacionpura.com666144572

Tel: 952 934 963

Best Policies & Price HOME . LIFE . MOTOR

HEALTH . TRAVEL . BOAT COMMUNITY . BUSINESS

www.rightwaysl.com Calahonda, Mijas Costa, Málaga

��&��#$�%"�# �!��

Enjoy a taste of home cooking!EMAIL [email protected]

mobile 677 838 830

��

��'��

MR. GEOFFMOBILE HAIRDRESSER

30 YEARS EXPERIENCECuts - Hi / Low lights - PermsFULL RANGE OF WELLACOLOURS��

��

ALmOGIA Kennels and Cattery.Personal attention to all borders.Fully licensed. Export arranged. 30minutes airport. Peter or Maureen9 5 2 1 1 0 2 4 3 / 6 0 0 4 0 9 4 8 8www.almogiakennels.com (102)p

----------------------------------------------CHIHUAHUA Pedigree puppieswith passport. All year available.952112870/654285667 (102)p

----------------------------------------------BEAUTIFUL Ragdoll kittens. The idealapartment cat. Sensibly priced.Animals transported andquarantined. 952960075 / 662645816www.patriarcacats.com (116)p

---------------------------------------------- CAT neutered, tri coloured,beautiful affectionate girl, 5 yearsold, needs loving home.952486518 (99)f

----------------------------------------------KITTENS galore, 3 months old,boys and girls of all colours wouldlove to share your home.952486518 (99)f

----------------------------------------------CATS Zipi and Zape, handsome 8month old boys, loving and gentle.Seek good home. 952486518 (99)f

----------------------------------------------PETCARE Pet Hotel. Holidayaccommodation for dogs and cats.Short/long term stays. Viewingrecommended. 952112284,6 8 5 4 0 0 2 1 6www.petcarespain.com (102)p

---------------------------------------------- ITALIAN Greyhound Puppies (ToyBreed) Champion sired. Registeredwith RSCE (Spanish Kennel Club),bred for health and superiortemperament. Price €800 Contact952417979/600348242 (096)

PUmPS Reconditioned andrepaired for pools, irrigation, pressuresystems etc. Economical prices, fastturnaround. Tel. 667292493 (139)p

----------------------------------------------SCOTT FORBES the Plumber. Allwork guaranteed. 652665410 (0)

----------------------------------------------PLUmBER All types of plumbingcarried out by professionalplumber with 30 years experience.669009821 (100)p

----------------------------------------------CLEARFLOW Drain Services. Alldrain problems solved. More than25 years on the coast. Tel.952885661 or 630200600 (098)bfp

----------------------------------------------PROFESSIONAL PlumbingSolutions SL Multi-trade services.Fed up with hard water? No call outfee. Free estimates.www.professionalplumbingsolutionssl.com (0034) 666918387 (107)p

ALHAURIN el Grande-Coin. Newcountry house 100m2, 10,000m2plot. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms,living room with fireplace, pool,terrace, beautiful views. €285,000w w w . s u n s h i n e - i m m o . c o m696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------ARROYO Vera Cruz. Independent3 bed villa in quiet cul-de-sac.Good views, large lounge, separatedining room, fully fitted kitchen,pool, garden, store & solar panel.€270,000 952566345 (100)tnp

----------------------------------------------CARTAmA Delightful studiochalet on wonderful quiet plot.€15,000 699199805 (098)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Villa (300m2), 3 bedrooms, 3bathrooms, livingroom withfireplace, basement (100m2), pool, 3terrace, €360,000 www.sunshine-immo.com 696150765 (096)p

CARTAmA Beautiful countryhouse (100m2) with 1,000m2 plotnear to the street with a nice viewof the mountains. 3 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, large kitchen, livingroom with fireplace and airconwith heating, barbecue, pool,terrace, parking, furnished.€264,00 www.sunshine-inmo.com696150765 (098)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Legal Country Home. 3bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, privatepool, 1,600m2 irrigated garden.Secure fencing, main services,phone and Sky. Reduced €250,000952455269, 689368014 (100)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Sierra Gorda. New villa420m2. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms,living room with fireplace, garagefor 3 cars, pool, roof terrace.€375,000 www.sunshine-immo.com 696150765 (096)p

----------------------------------------------COIN Las Delicias. Villa 147m2, 4bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, livingroom with fireplace and aircon,fitted kitchen, storage room,barbecue, terrace, pool. €399,000w w w . s u n s h i n e - i m m o . c o m696150765 (096)p

----------------------------------------------COIN Wonderful main house(250m2) plus 4 separate (wooden)bungalows. 10,000m2 plot. The mainhouse has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms,modern fitted kitchen, living roomwith fireplace, storage room, garage,pool, central heating, furnished. Eachbungalow has 1 bedroom and 1bathroom. €595,000 www.sunshine-immo.com 696150765 (096)p

----------------------------------------------COIN Nice country house (147m2)with 6000m2 fenced plot. 3bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, livingroom with fireplace and aircon withheating, storage room, terrace, pool.€360,000 www.sunshine-immo.com 696150765 (096)p

----------------------------------------------COIN El-Rodeo. Chalet (310m2),900m2 plot. 4 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, very big living room withfireplace, roof terrace, carport, pool,barbecue, €290,000 www.sunshine-immo.com 696150765 (096)p

----------------------------------------------AGRICULTURAL plot for sale in Coin2 x 400m2. €150,000 www.sunshine-immo.com 696150765 (096)p

----------------------------------------------ELVIRIA (Marbella) on the mountainside with magnificent view of the sea.Beautiful villa 340m2 (1000m2 plot)3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, fittedkitchen, living room with fireplace,aircon and heating. Terrace , pool (10x 5). €900,000 www.sunshine-immo.com 696150765 (096)p

----------------------------------------------TORROX COSTA Beach house with4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 livingroom with fantastic view of the sea,divided into 2 apartments. €360,000w w w . s u n s h i n e - i m m o . c o m696150765 (096)p

----------------------------------------------END APARTmENT for sale,Lagomar Golf (Mijas Golf ), 2bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,communal garage, fully furnished.Single course block (nobody above,nobody below), views of mountainsand sea. 10 minute walk to 2 golfcourses. Bargain at €145,000ono.Call Craig 678152666 (099)p

BED & BREAKFAST evening mealand laundry. Sat TV in every room.€85 per week. 627379001 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------ALHAURIN 1 bedroom, fullyfurnished. Separate kitchen andbathroom. Sky T.V.. From €80 perweek. 952112919 (092)tnp

ARROYO Miel Centre. Ideal retired,long term, huge sitting room andterrace, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,walking distance to shops etc. pool,garage, €680 Tel: 619302236 (094)p

----------------------------------------------CARTAmA Country house orchalet, singles €250pm, couples€300pm. 699199805 (098)

----------------------------------------------COIN 2 bedroomed holiday casita,special offers for late summer.Contact: [email protected] www.cortijocazalla.com (097)0

----------------------------------------------COIN town centre, lovely roomwith en-suite bathroom to rent.€200 per month. For moreinformation call 685407610 (100)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Campo House. 3 bedrooms,bathroom, aircon and heating.Barbecue, pool (plastic) €600 Nocommission. www.sunshine-inmo.com 696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Sierra Gorda, Nice villa with4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, livingroom with fireplace, beautifulkitchen, roof terrace, pool, niceview. Aircon with hearing, parking.€1,000 No commission.w w w . s u n s h i n e - i n m o . c o m696150765 (096)tnp

COIN Pretty campo house. 4bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, livingroom with aircon and heating plusunderfloor heating, large kitchen,pool, barbecue. Close to La Trocha.€1000 No commission.w w w . s u n s h i n e - i n m o . c o m696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Campo House. 2 bedrooms,bathroom, living room withfireplace, including electric andwater. €600 No commission.w w w . s u n s h i n e - i n m o . c o m696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Flat in the campo withfantastic view. 3 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, living room withfireplace. 120m2. €500 Nocommission. www.sunshine-inmo.com 696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Flat in the campo withfantastic view. 2 bedrooms,bathroom. €300 No commission.w w w . s u n s h i n e - i n m o . c o m696150765 (096)tnp


----------------------------------------------COIN New Campo house. 3bedrooms, bathroom, living roomwith fireplace. 5000m2 fencedplot. €650 No commission.w w w . s u n s h i n e - i n m o . c o m696150765 (096)tnp

COIN Chalet in El Rodeo (130m2),3 1/2 bedrooms, bathroom, livingroom with fireplace, fitted kitchen,garden, parking. Close to town.€650 No commission.w w w . s u n s h i n e - i n m o . c o m696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Country house (147m2)close to town, 3 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, living room withfireplace, aircon with heating,fitted kitchen, beautiful pool area,storage room, barbecue. €950 Nocommission. www.sunshine-inmo.com 696150765 (096)tnp

---------------------------------------------- COIN Country house. 3 bedrooms,1 bathroom, living room withfireplace and aircon/heating, fittedkitchen, terrace, barbecue, pool,nice views. €700 No commission.w w w . s u n s h i n e - i n m o . c o m696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN Sierra Gorda. Modern flatwith fantastic view. 2 bedrooms,bathroom, living room with aircon,roof terrace, pool. Furnished withmodern furniture. €500 Nocommission. www.sunshine-inmo.com 696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------ALHAURIN EL GRANDE Nicecountry house (150m2), 2,500m2plot. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,living room with fireplace, fittedkitchen, roof terrace, 6x9 pool. €800No commission. www.sunshine-inmo.com 696150765 (096)tnp

COIN Country house, near to mainroad. Like new, 3 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, living room, barbecue,pool, roof terrace. 800m2 plotideal for animals. €800 Nocommission. www.sunshine-inmo.com 696150765 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------mARBELLA Centre. Rooms withown bathroom, satellite/internet.671244683 (100)p

----------------------------------------------mARBELLA Apartment Rentalsfrom €700 per month to €1,500per month. 1 / 2 / 3 bedrooms.Exclusive addresses. [email protected] (100)p

----------------------------------------------LONG TERm Rentals, superprices, no commissions, apartments,townhouses, villas, fincas, coast andinland. 679111522 (096)p

----------------------------------------------BETWEEN Churriana andTorremolinos. Top floor of countryhouse. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms,large lounge with open fire, kitchenwith internal patio, large terrace.Views to Malaga Bay andmountains. Very private. Close to allamenities. €700per month.629114174, 952437174 (096)p

----------------------------------------------CARTAmA 5 bed, 5 bath countryhouse. €800pm or buy €300,000.100% mortgage, no deposit.Stables, gardens, views. Ideal forB&B. 699199805 (095)p

UNION JACK Removals (TheOriginal) See main advert on frontpage. 90210956 (0)p

----------------------------------------------SPAINUKSPAIN@HOTmAIL.COm Vehicle leaving Spain on 5thNovember, returning 1st and 7thNovember. Prices from £80 percubic metre. Cars £495, bikes £250,dogs £395, cats £295. Free removalboxes with all jobs undertaken.952160096 / 665150227 (105)p

----------------------------------------------CHEAP as chips, van and manremovals, anywhere, anytime.635253549 (100)bfp

----------------------------------------------TRANSPORT vehicle to and fromUK every month. Small loads - fullhouse, door to door. 952960075,679932071 (116)p

R E F R I G E R A T I O N /airconditioning. Same day repairspecialist. Fridges, displays, bottlecoolers etc. 627769969 (094)tnp

----------------------------------------------IRONING lady - why not let me dothe job you hate! Reliable ironingservice, collection and delivery.622407703 (098)p

mOBILITY Abroad. Mobilityscooters, wheelchairs, walkingframes, bath lifts, commodes andall mobility aids. Sale or hire.w w w . m o b i l i t y a b r o a d -costadelsol.com 952447764 /699161949 (o)ghf

----------------------------------------------FRENCH POLISHING repairs,restoration etc. Restore yourvaluable furniture to its formerglory. 647579519 / 952119190 (117)p

----------------------------------------------RETAINING WALL Specialists,excavation, landscaping, landreclamation, land clearance.Excavators from 1.5 ton.952666547, 677415702 (095)f

----------------------------------------------ANY JOBS around your property youdon’t want to do, I can do for you. Nojob too small. 685555834 (0)ch

----------------------------------------------

PROPERTY

FOR SALE

PLUmBING

TO RENT

REmOVALS & STORAGE

SERVICES

Advertising AgentsAlhaurin de la TorreGREETINGS WORLD Contact Ted on Tel: 618 200 155

Arroyo de la MielCARDS`N´THINGS Contact Andy on Tel: 635 434 874

BenalmadenaANN’S BOOKS & GREETINGS CARDS, Nueva PlazaBonanza, Avenida Gamonal. Tel: 952 564 279

CalahondaFUN HOUSE, Commercial Valdepinos, Local 20BUrb. Calypso. Tel: 695 463 017

FuengirolaIRISH CARD & PARTY SHOP, Calle Troncon, 14Tel: 952 588 731

Los BolichesWOODY’S CARD SHOP, C / Poeta Salvador Rueda 93,Plaza San Rafael. Tel: 952 471 877

Mijas CostaBRYCE FRANKEN PUBLICIDAD, CC Calypso, Local 6,Urb. Calypso. Tel: 952 939 104

Nueva AndaluciaAD FACTORY MEDIA GARAGE, Calle Gustavo AdolfoBecquer n14 Tel: 952 813 431

San PedroTRADUCCIONES SAN PEDRO, C/ Pizarro, 18Tel: 952 789 204 Fax: 952 784 844

»

�� #� $"!#%�/� ��!'��$ �#� $"!#%��/�& �� +�$��#��#�� *�%��%��%�� !*�!&#�(!#�-�$!��*!&��#��$�#�!&$��!&%�*!&#�%#� $"!#%�!#�#��!'�� $-�%�� "��$��'��&$�� $"��%!�$!��! ��%��%��$�%�� !(��-�)"�#�� %�&$��$��%!��"�*!&��%��#��%��!��$.��!!��!#(�#��%!��#� ��#!��*!&�$!! .,

��0��

��

��!!!��

D.L.S. Fabrications - Welding EngineersFOR ALL YOUR WELDING AND SECURITY NEEDS INCLUDING GRILLES, GATES AND STEEL ENGINEERING

- SECURITY DOORS & WINDOWS- GARDEN & POOL FENCING- DRIVE GATES (swing or slide)- HANDRAILS & STAIRCASES- GRILLES & B.B.Qs

Please note all our products are undercoated in red oxide giving you a 5 year guarantee no rust:

- DRILLING & TAPPING- BORING AND THREADING- MILLING & LATHE WORKS CARRIED OUT TO A HIGH STANDARD

- PUNCHING & NOTCHING: (up to 12mm plate or flat bars)

- ELONGATING & KEY WAYS- ONSITE WELDING & CUTTING

Established 13 [email protected] / www.dlsfabs.com Calle Olivar Don Pablo 23 1b, Mijas Pueblo 29650 / REG No X2571360Y

952 590 651649 696 453

DLS WROUGHT IRON WORKS DLS WELDING / ENGINEERING

www.GApp-propErTiEs.CoM

LonG LETsStudio Jupiter Sat TV,w/machine, pool 350€/month

2 bed 1 bath apt Los Tulipanes nrBonanza, pool, park 550€/month

3 bed apt Arroyo / Tivoli pool,parking, sat TV 650€/month

3 bed Paloma park, pool, parking,Sat TV 700€/month

3 bed Townhouse, Torrequebrada,pool, parking, store 850€/month

5 bed Villa, pool, garden,furnished / unfurnished, Arroyode la Miel 1,500€/month

mANY mORE PROPERTIESAVAILABLE, TOO mANY TO LIST WE ALSO DO HOLIDAY LETS,JUST ASK FOR PAT

RENTAL PROPERTIES URGENTLYREQUIRED IN JUPITER AND mINERVA

Avenida Gamonal, Local 9, Edificio Jupiter, 29631 Arroyo de la Miel, MalagaTel: (0034) 952 57 40 51

(0034) 952 57 77 51Fax: (0034) 952 44 26 [email protected]


Your outlook on the World nClassifieds 35the ewsn

FORTRESSSECURITY

EST. 1987

TEL: 952 931 128EMAIL:[email protected]

Special Offer

Scissor Gates Supplied & Fitted

ONLY 99€ M2

WE ARE EXPERTS ON ALL

SECURITY PRODUCTS

FORTRESS HAVE BEEN IN THE

SAME OFFICES FOR 24 YEARS

SINCE 1987,AND HAVE 1000’s

OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS.

952 931 128 - 952 933 234

EMAIL: [email protected]

��

��

��

��

��

��

ABSOLUTELY everything to dowith property. Sales, maintenance,legal. www.sunshine-immo.com (000)f

----------------------------------------------BABY-SITTING service available.Lady with own car and referencesavailable. Torremolinos toFuengirola. 639067664. (00)p

----------------------------------------------mAN/VAN odd jobs etc. Pricenegotiable. Richard 952452734or698322822 (106)p

----------------------------------------------TRANSLATIONS All languagecombinations, all fields. Certifiedand ordinary translations. Bestrates. Translations Network952776803 Fax 952824630,[email protected] (099)p

----------------------------------------------mOT (SPANISH ITV) test withhome or work vehicle collection.Smart service - your time savers.647810494, [email protected] (101)p

----------------------------------------------AVAILABLE for roads, tracks, carparks etc., 300 ton crushedconcrete. Very good material forsub-base can be supplied laid &rolled For a good, free quote inEnglish ring 637179373 or for yourquote in Spanish 647206118. (0)f

----------------------------------------------CLEARFLOW Drain Services. Alldrain problems solved. More than25 years on the coast. Tel.952885661 or 630200600 (098)bfp

----------------------------------------------WATER Treatment, 40 yearsexperience. Softeners, filtration,pumps, biological digesters, solarand more. 633571600, 647289753,617601509 (097)p

----------------------------------------------THE HANDYmAN Locks changed.Painting. Tiling. Building. Gardening.Cleaning. Removing just aboutanything. 699569906 (100)p

IRONING Lady - why not let me dothe job you hate! Reliable ironingservice, collection and delivery.622407768 (095)p

----------------------------------------------

ALL STYLES curtains, upholstery,soft furnishings and bean bagsmade to measure. Sensible prices.Also repairs/alterations. All areas.Call 678910117 [email protected] (101)p

----------------------------------------------PLACE AN AD! It’s quick, easy andit works. Call our helpline on952454491 (f)

ACTIVE sales presenters and listersrequired for commercial estateagency. Full or part time. Excellentqualified leads. High commission.Good basic for right person aftersuccessful trial. Excellenttelephone manner. Owncomputer with internetconnection and own car essential.Self-starters call 691661922 (096)p

ENGINEER 40 years experience.plant rooms, electrics, watersystems, filtration, recycling.633571600, 647289753,617601509 (097p

SKY Digibox €100 includinginstallation and guarantee. Dishrealignments from €40 Call Nicky699102232 (101)p

WHITE Sky Cards, Free to Air andSky Boxes now available.691097059 (0)ch

----------------------------------------------SKY Installations, relocations,upgrades, realignments andfaults. 20 years´ experience intelecommunications. Coinbased but all areas covered.Please call Mark @ Luna Sats622060340 (097)tnp

----------------------------------------------NO FIX, NO FEE REPAIRSExtensions to other rooms and allother work by qualified engineers.Tel 678995092 (103)tnp

----------------------------------------------NEW DIGIBOXES €50,reconditioned €30, remotes €10,clearance. Fuengirola695270010 (097)p

WINDOWS-DIRECT Rehau UPVCwindows, doors, conservatories,glass curtains, glass fencing andbalustrades. Fully fitted with a 10year guarantee, at factory prices.Covering all Costa-del-Sol.951773232, 667244370.i n f o @ w i n d o w s - d i r e c t . e u ,www.windows-direct.eu (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------COIN WINDOWS. We makealuminium windows, doors andmosquito screens, also supply andfit sun canopies, blinds, showerscreens, etc. Spanish ownedbusiness. Call Lisa Maria646066351

www.myinstantweb.es Websites.Ideal for bars, property rentals,tradesmen, advertising. Choosedesign and layout, maintain owncontent. €99 Telephone Tony600209930 (101)p

----------------------------------------------www.navegarium.com Wedesign premium quality websitesdesign for small biz entrepreneurs.40% discount for the first 20clients! Call today 617017371 oremail [email protected] (100)p

mOBILE service. ITV legal, solarreflective tint for glass curtains,balconies, yachts. Stop fading heatand glare. 958496571 / [email protected] (100)p

CALAHONDA After the best nakedmassage, the pleasure of choosingyour sexual fulfilment. €30681345319 (100)bfp

----------------------------------------------BENALmADENA Young lady, 34,attractive, sexy, educated, forgentleman. €30 Tel: 634209427 (096)tnp

----------------------------------------------GRANDmA Karmen, 58, largebreasts, erotic massage, €20. Callouts€70, hotel visits €70. Paseo MaritimoFuengirola 697389591 (096)tnp

SITUATIONS VACANT

SEWING SERVICES

SITUATIONS WANTED

SOLAR PANELS

TV, VIDEO & DVD

UPVC WINDOWS

WEB DESIGN

WINDOW TINTING

ADULT RELAXATION


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Classifieds36

��

��!��#�"��!$��"��

��"#��"�� #��#��

��#�� !"�$��

�"��#� "��( &"��&��$��$��'�$��'�� "#��$ !#��)��$�� '

��%��$�� #$#*�� 205�3/3�.44�,�51/�033�.//

� �-� ��(��(+� �

��$��)�"�"(

��

��

��!��

��

��

��"��

��##%� %�$"!

��

��

��

��

��

�� "��,�"��

&��'��"��"��

��"�� %

�� $��"��

�� "��#

�� (��%

��!��"��

��"��%��"�)+*

��"�� !��"��

��

��

��

�� !��'��!��

��#��!��""

��'�� (��&��)��#��'��"��'

��&�� %�!��'�� %�'��

�� #� �� !��$��!��"��

��!�� !��

��&�� $�2.+�-.,�10,��$�//0�21+�-*1

%��'��%��

service DirectoryAIR CONDITIONING KITCHENS CAR HIRE FLOOR POLISHING ASPHALTING INSURANCE PAINTERS PLUMBERS REMOVALS & STORAGE VETS

TO JOIN OUR SERVICES PAGE CALL

952 454 491

�� & ��"#��

��

�� %�� !"��%#��"��"�#��#��!�!��"�

��&��&��$"�$ �!��"� $��&�� !��"�#��!��&�'��

��

��

��!"��#��%�"��()��$ !

�� "��!"�"��"��

�� &��&��

��&��&��

��+*,�',)�,'(��&��+*,�',)�,'+

�� "�� -*'�*-+�+&%+',�,(%�)),

��$�� !��#��

� � � ��

��

�

� �

��

��

��

��

Happy budha

relax centre5 gorgeous

womenVisa,

complementary drink

San Pedro- Marbella

646 077 504 / 952 784 838

Place an Ad » Call our classifieds help-line on 952 45 44 41 / 952 45 44 91

Send us an email [email protected]

FOR ALL

URBANISATIONSROADS AND PARKING AREAS

LAID IN ASPHALT

951 242 873 637 179 [email protected]

ASPHALT AND BLOCKPAVING

JR

amesidgley

PLUS! CRUSHED CONCRETE FOR ROADS,TRACKS CAR PARKS ETC. LAID & ROLLED

300 ton crushed concrete. Available for road, tracks, carparks, etc. Very good for sub-base, can be supplied laid &

rolled. For a good free quote in English ring 637 179 373 or in Spanish 647 206 118

Murray HarperMurray Harper ��

��*�40-�24.�/--�!"�40-�3,2�14-

��

�� +#$!"��+��$!"��! $�� "#��)��)�� )��

�$"��$�(� !�#&��! $"�� +��#$��#��--�(��"#�� $�� &#$"(��(�+�!' ��&#� �##�+��'!"��& ��"$�� '�$��"�� ! #��"�%!


No hidden extras

Delivery & Collection

Gatwick Airport only

CAR HIRE UKVICTORIA

Tel: 0044 1293 432155Fax: 0044 1293 402600

RuN A BuSINESSFROm HOmE VIATHE INTERNET?

LAWSONS EquITY LImITED is a recently established and a regulated Financial

Services company in Spain. We are looking to recruit experienced telemarketers, team

leaders, and business builders to work within the organization and grow with the

company.The core product that you will promote,whether to individuals or businesses

in Spain, is relatively new and needs no direct upfront investment from the client.

To apply for one of the three positions above please send your CV to

[email protected]

�� +��#$��"#�� .$�$&"��&!�(��

$��*�!" ��#��$ +��.$� "�( �.$# "$� &$�* &"�#�$��$��!" ��#+�� $�'��0 ��#�$-��#&!!�*��#$��&�� *#*#$��#,�� ).#,��"�#� �*��"�#-��#��"�� % �#�/��

�)$��#� �#-�� "��#$��"��#�"'��

$�'�� 565433217�" ��# �'��

Members of SOL ClassicCar Club went on theirannual treasure hunt thismonth, not only huntingfor clues but also having tofind the answers to a widerange of motoring-orientedquestions set by organisersTerry and Andrea Ellis. Thechallenge began atEstepona Golf Club fromwhere the cars followed theroute book up past Casaresand through Gaucin,always a scenic drive madeeven more beautiful byclear air and sparklingautumn sunshine. Therewas even a photo stopoutside the picturesquepueblo blanco of Casareswhere a dozen or moregriffon vultures wereenjoying the thermals highabove the church tower.

Coming down from the

mountains, meeting flocksof sheep and groups ofbikers, the route enteredthe flatter and greenervalley where cattle graze –here some of the cars had amore than close encounterwith two loose cows! Then,after a coffee stop down inSan Pablo de Buceite(where there was plenty ofconferring, head scratchingand hiding of answersheets), the route led pastJimena and back to thecoast via San Martin delTesorillo. At the lunchvenue, La Casona, therewas an impressive line-upof classics, much to thedelight of the restaurantowner.After lunch answers

were read out and theresults announced.Winners this year wereJaybee and Chrissie

Blackburn in their RollsRoyce Silver Spur,accompanied by guestsAnthony and Gill. Theywere presented with theclub's treasure hunt trophy,renamed The Roscoe DavidMemorial Cup, in memoryof one of the foundermembers who died earlierthis year. Runners up were

Bob and Carol Livermore intheir Rolls Royce SilverCloud. Classic carenthusiasts are alwayswelcome at club events, seethe website:www.solclassiccarclub.netfor details.

Report by Jean Joss

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonsowon the rain delayedinaugural Korean GrandPrix while Red Bull Racing’stitle ambitions took a nosedive with Sebastian Vettelretiring when his Renaultengine exploded on lap 46whilst leading comfortably,and Mark Webber crashingout of the race.

Victory catapultedAlonso to the top of the F1World Championshippoints standings. Lewis

Hamilton, who finishedsecond for McLarenMercedes, goes to Brazilsecond in thechampionship standings.Felipe Massa finished third,taking the final podiumspot for Ferrari and makingit the fourth time thisseason that both the Ferraridrivers have been on thepodium together.

The magnitude of thevictory for Ferrari under thecircumstances did notescape Alonso. “This is thebest race of the year for ourteam. Two cars on thepodium and beingcompetitive all weekend.That’s the first wet race Ihave won, so I am veryhappy, but nothing haschanged really. We all knowthe new points system,anything can happen,”hesaid.Runner-up Hamilton, who

was showing the strains ofa three hour ordeal, said: “Agreat result. I am veryhappy with it. Ferrari had alittle more grip than us so itwas about bringing the carhome.”Rain delays have beendisrupting the KoreanGrand Prix for severalmonths as almost twomonths of work days werelost as rain lashed down inthe Yeongam area. On raceday the skies opened upagain and rain pelted downrelentlessly. Neverthelessover 100,000 peoplestreamed to the country’sfirst Grand Prix and werestreaming in even after thestart despite the prevalentconditions. A gutted Red Bull team

on Sunday night was ruinga catastrophic grand prix,which saw Mark Webberlose the championshiplead, and Sebastian Vettel

the race. The immediateattention centred on polesitter and race leaderVettel’s Renault enginefailure, which HelmutMarko said took the teamand its supplier bycomplete surprise.

“It’s our first engine failurethis year. The mileage wasat about 1600 kilometres,and normally the average(life) is 2000-2100,” saidMarko. “Something brokein the valve area, so it’s thefirst time. On Friday wewere using an engine withmuch higher mileage,” saidthe team’s motorsportconsultant. He advisedGerman Vettel, 23, not togive up.“It’s not easy, but there arestill 50 points to get,” saidMarko. “Alonso is on his lastengine. We’re not givingup.” Engine supplierRenault apologised later.

Most of us are careful withour keys, after all, if wearen't, we won't get intoour homes or be able todrive the car.

Usually we have a spareset of house keys, as it'seasy to get a set cut, butwhen it comes to our carkeys most people sufferfrom the “One KeySyndrome”. It's not ourfault. When you buy the car,one key is all you are given,or it's 'I've lost one, I'll getanother cut next week'.

Then disaster strikes,and the only key is lost.Most people think the onlysolution is to go back to themain dealer. But now youcan have a locksmith cometo your car with no gruaexpense and no maindealer charges.San Pedrobased THE KEYMAN, run

by Michael Allison, canmake that spare car key foryou.He will come to youand can clone your key, cutthem to code, programmethem. He can even copyremote control keys andmost makes and models ofcars can be dealt with.So ifyou suffer from One KeySyndrome, contact TheKeyman before there's aproblem.

Call The Keyman on600 025 023 or [email protected]

The London congestion charge has undergone its biggest revamp since itsintroduction in 2003 amid criticism of ‘eye-watering’ rises in the charges.The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has accused Transport for London (TfL)of using ‘underhand tactics’ to bury a daily price increase of £1 to £10 duringthe Government’s Comprehensive Spending Review.Congestion chargeshave increased 42 per cent since the charge was introduced seven years ago.

Congestion charge price hike

Motors Mot

ors F

lash


Your outlook on the World nSports & Motors 37the ewsn

enGlISH MeCHAnICS

WOrkSHOp & MOBIleprompt reliable ServiceCity & Guilds Qualified

leO’SAUTOS

repAIrS TO All MAkeSITvS - OIl CHAnGeS

ClUTCHeS - ServICInGTyreS - eXHAUSTS

BATTerIeS - BrAkeS

Open MOndAy TO FrIdAy

10 - 7pM nO SIeSTA

952 917 353687 727 460 - 687 727 516

at the end of the Coin road

MIJAS COSTA

Beat the Credit CrunCh

Optimise your car to save you

money

LaBOur rate

reduCed tO €30ph!

��

��!�.+(�*-*�'+.��!�,),�,-*�-((

��

� �� "

��

��&*+��

�� #��(-�$�� "��%��"��

��

��

AUTOSALON COIN

Part worntyresfrom €25

Qualified english and German mechanics, itV services

available.Vehicle transfers and registration under taken

Diagnostic fault reading and emissions

All makes and models - Petrol / Diesel

Aircon re-gas and leak testing

••

•

ALL MAKES CAR SERVICING

SAVE BETWEEN

30-50%ON MAIN DEALER PRICE

WITH NO EFFECTON YOUR WARRANTY

www.autosaloncoin.comPol.Ind, Cantarranas. C/ Acero, 6. 29100Coin (Malaga)

TEL: 952 45 45 27

Fax: 952 453 144

sAturDAY sPeCiAl offer

9am - 2pmoil & filter Change

You pay for Parts only

lABour free

Come to AutosAlon Coin for

ww

w.a

uto

salo

nco

in.c

om

LOST KEYS?OR NEED A SPARE?

NON DESTRUCTIVE OPENING

DON’T TOW IT! WE COME TO YOU

[email protected] Keyman: 600 025 023

KEYMANSPECIALIST

Transponder Chip Keys Laser Keys, Keyless

Remotes & Fobs

Keyman opens doors

Alonso gifted Korean F1 GPVictory catapulted Alonso to the top of the F1 World Championship pointsstandings as Red Bull take a pounding with both cars unable to finish the race.

ADVERTISING FEATURE

Alonso exits the pit lane in 3rd place( but not for long)

Classic Treasure Hunt

Great Britain's double Olympic champion rower Andy Holmes MBE has died at the age of 51. Holmeswas part of the coxed four crew, which included Sir Steve Redgrave, that won a gold medal at the1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. Holmes is believed to have died from the bacterial infection Weil'sdisease, also known as leptospirosis. The infection is a problem for watersport athletes because it canbe caught through coming into contact with river water containing the urine of infected animals.

Former GB Olympic rowing star dies

Sports Spor

ts Fl

ash


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Sports & Motors38

Axarquia Rugby Cluboverwhelm Granada

Pol. Ind. Incomar 13-142960 Marbella952 86 67 48

(we speak English)

NEW IN MARBELLARepairs and maintenanceDiscount on original Mercedes Benz partsThe best Mercedes Benz Trained TechniciansSpecialised in luxury cars Mercedes Benz, Audi, BMW, Bentley and LamborghiniFree pick-up and delivery service!

For friendly service, please call now on 952 86 67 48

Pointless in Pamplona

Within two minutesOsasuna broke down theright wing and Manu Torresstupidly pulled down thewinger in the box givingaway a stonewall penalty.Nekounam stepped up andsent Galetto the wrong wayto make it 1-0. Bahaupfront, playing for theinjured Rondon, had a halfchance on 10 minutes butOsasuna were playing withmore authority. Malagacleared off the line on 13minutes after allowingOsasuna a free header ongoal.

Malaga's only realchance of the half fell toWeligton who failed toconnect with a back heel.Galetto in the Malaga goalmade a great save on 31minutes, but it was allOsasuna and the inevitablehappened in the 37thminute. Malaga's defencefailed to clear a cross andthe ball fell to Massoud,who crashed the ball into

the top of the net, making it2-0 at halftime. The second half started

no better for Malaga and itwasn't long before thehome fans were celebratinga 3rd goal. Soriano's 56th-minute corner was not dealtwith by Malaga's defence,and when Massoud sent theball back into the dangerzone from the right-side ofthe six-yard box, Arandawas on hand to divert theball into the back of the net

and set the seal on a solidwin. In the closing fewseconds substitute Edinhonearly gave Malaga aconsolation goal, with ablazing shot that went justwide.

The worst display of theseason, a team plagued withinjuries, and a team notplaying well. JesualdoFerreira has his work cutout.

Report by Scott Forbes

Malaga went to Pamplona knowing that they had a goodrecord there but the game could not have had a worse start.

Manu Torres protests his innocence to the ref

Axarquia Rugby Club startedtheir league season with astunning display of rugbyagainst the former firstdivision side University ofGranada Rugby Club.Axarquia ran through with 5tries, one of them a superbdisplay of back running, tooverwhelm the strong teamfrom Granada by 30 points to10.

This was a game foughtwith tremendous spirit andcameraderie from both sidesand was superbly officiatedby the Andalucian rugbyfederation referee. Hopefully,this is a foretaste of theseason to follow, andeveryone can enjoy a festivalof rugby and sportsmanshipin the forthcoming months.Michael Reeve, the newcoach of Axarquia wasecstatic: “Fantastic…what adisplay…a great team effortand we know we will bechallenging for promotionthis season after that. Theother teams in our divisionwill be taking note of thisresult.” Supporter, PeterMilton said: “ it�s difficult tohold back the emotion – thisis a fantastic day for ourteam, Axarquia Rugby”.

Before the match, thejunior U17 side played afantastic game of rugbyagainst a skilful side from

Motril. A game full ofrunning rugby, great skill andsome really hard tacklingresulted in a well deserveddraw ending 20-20 with 4tries scored by both sides.Once again played in greatspirit and sportsmanship.

All teams, senior andjunior (ages 11-18), arelooking to encourage moreand more players to join theclub - beginners and noviceswill be welcomed with open

arms, as well as moreexperienced players.

For more informationon joining Axarquia RugbyClub, please ring Michaelon 669 899 064 or 952 514898. Training for Axarquia

Rugby Club is held at theFernando Hierro Stadium inVelez-Malaga every Tuesdayand Thursday at 19.00 for thejuniors and 20.30 for theseniors.

Free running at the Fernando Hierro stadium, Velez-Malaga

Axarquia attack Granada

The juniors scrum down

The first main internaltournament took place lastweek as the "Snow Birds"returned to swell the ranks. Itproved to be a very goodcompetition with membersadapting quickly to theartificial green from the grassof Britain.

The youngest player, andonly junior member, OliverBatchelor played withRamon Jones and theyreached the quarter finals,only being beaten in an extraend by Barry and Paco.

A good tournament led toa thrilling final betweenBarry Pemberton and one ofthe relatively new members,Paco Mancera, againstMalcolm Greenwood andWendy Pemberton. Paco andBarry held their own until thelast two ends when the

determined oppositionupped a gear and pulledaway to win 23-18. Thespectators were enthralled -it was a quiet butknowledgeable crowdconcentrating on the match.

David Rogers, representingthe sponsors, presented theprizes to the winners as wellas providing tapas andsangria for the appreciativeaudience.

Report byFrances Farmer

Bowls: the Benavista Pairs

The winners Wendy Pemberton and Malcolm Greenwood

Santa Maria Bowls Clubconfirmed their support forthe Federacion Andaluza DeBolos and the FederacionEspanola De Bolos, bycontributing funds andstaging the highest levelmatch of bowls, on the CostaDel Sol.

Malaga’s newly formedselect squad played theSpanish national squad andthe development team atElviria, Santa Maria BowlsClub and put on a show ofcompetitive bowling of aworld class. Malaga lostagainst the National squadsection but managed to beatthe development part of thesquad. This resulted in anoverall 31points to Malagaand 33 points to Spain,defeat for Malaga, but whata result. The internationalformat was played over twodays, with Pairs and Triplesin the morning and Rinks(Fours) and Singles in theafternoon. Full report onthe web sitewww.bowlinginspain.com.


Your outlook on the World nSports & Motors 39the ewsn

WINTER OFFERSFROM 16th SEPT

LAURO 27 GOLF

www.laurogolf.comTel: 952 41 27 67 Fax: 952 41 47 57

email:[email protected] LAURO LIVING

GOLF HOMES

Call 952 41 27 67for a private viewing

Front-line golf

propertiesfor sale

Membership and golf included

1 Week Unlimited Golf: 199€

1 Month Unlimited Golf: 490€

*Free Buggy included when

purchasing 2 memberships

Polos & Logos��

Tel: 952 932 758 - 670 800 555 Urb. Jardines Butiplaya, 13-14 Downstairs in Sunshine Golf La Cala Mijas - MALAGA

[email protected] www.polosandlogos.com

Magic Matteo Manasseromakes history!It was truly a magicalmoment for Italianteenager MatteoManassero when hebecame the youngestEuropean Tour eventwinner with a four-shotvictory at the CastelloMasters in Valencia onSunday. It was a superbperformance from theteenager, who at just 17years and 190 days, brokethe record that had beenheld by New ZealanderDanny Lee who was 18years and 213 days oldwhen he won the 2009Johnnie Walker Classic.

The 17-year-old sankthree consecutive birdieputts on the back nine tomove to 16 under with afinal round 67. Spain'sIgnacio Garrido finishedsecond on 12 under whileEngland's overnight leaderGary Boyd dropped fourshots in the last three holesto end 11 under. SaidManassero: "I couldn'timagine to be a winner thefirst year, it was just to keepmy card and now I'm awinner already."

Joining the celebrationsof breaking records, RoryMcIlroy was proud to

become the first player tohit balls under the shadowsof Pyramids last week at theEgyptian Open when hefired six birdies but also hitthree bogeys. McIlroy'sthree-under-par 69 left himon two under - 10 behindleader Scotland's GeorgeMurray. "Three years ago, I

would never have dreamtI'd be able to do somethinglike this. It's really cool,"said McIlroy after his visitto the Pyramids.

Unfortunately, there wasnothing for ColinMontgomerie to celebratelast week after heexperienced a “terribleshock” on Friday afterbeing involved in a car

accident near Glasgow. Hesaid he was lucky to havewalked away from thecrash "relativelyunscathed", but heconfirmed he was pullingout of the charity walk inInverness on Friday. Thewalk was in aid of theElizabeth Montgomeriefoundation, which he setup in memory of hismother after she died ofcancer. Monty was drivinghis BMW southbound onthe A80 when the incidenthappened.

"I was trapped as theside of the car wascompressed and the airbags were holding me back,but the passenger doorsuddenly opened and I waspulled to safety thanks toother drivers who hadwitnessed the accident," hesaid. Monty felt it wasunnecessary to go tohospital and receivedtreatment at the roadsidefrom the ambulance crewbefore being taken back tohis home in Perth.Strathclyde Police have

now confirmed a male vandriver has been chargedover the crash.

Report by Claire Voet

Bowls: Malaga V Spain

Usain Bolt looks to havefinally recovered from theinjuries which forced himto rest for the last fewmonths. The sprinter cutshort his season way backin August - only four daysafter losing to Tyson Gayover 100m in Stockholm.But the triple Olympicchampion, 24, is back intraining and intends todefend his 100m and 200m

World titles at the 2011World Championships inKorea.

Bolt said: "The goodnews is that I am 100%healthy and am completelyover my back and Achillestendon problems."

Bolt missed theremaining DiamondLeague meetings in Zurich

and Brussels after suffering his first defeat in two yearswhen he was beaten by Gayin Sweden. The Jamaicansprinter also missed theCommonwealth Games inSeptember as he struggledto overcome a back injury.But Bolt, who set a new100m world record at theWorld Championships inBerlin in August 2009, hasrevealed in his IAAF online

diary that he is raring to goagain.

"I am really enjoyingtraining at the moment,"he stated. "For the first timein my career I was lookingforward to getting back intotraining before my end-of-season break was over.”

Seven of Spain's World Cup winning-squad have been shortlisted for Fifa's Ballon d'Oraward. Andres Iniesta, who scored the winning goal in the final, along with Barcelonateam-mates Xavi, Carles Puyol and David Villa, and Real Madrid's Iker Casillas and XabiAlonso are all listed. Cesc Fabregas of Arsenal is also nominated, but there are no Englishnominees. Last year’s winner Lionel Messi, pictured right, is also on the list.

Spanish winners dominate FifaBallon d’Or award shortlist.Sports Sp

orts

Flas

h


Read your favourite news, plus a whole lot more in www.thenewsonline.esn Sports & Motors40

CYCLING

FOOTBALL

Lance Armstrongto race downunder

England complainabout Russia’s 2018commentsEngland's 2018 World Cup bidteam has lodged a complaintwith Fifa against the head ofRussia's rival campaign overcomments he made aboutLondon. Russia 2018 chiefexecutive Alexei Sorokin wasquoted as criticising high crimerates and the drinking habits ofyoung people in England'scapital. Fifa has strict rulesprohibiting criticism of rival bids.Sorokin said he had no intentionto discredit bid rivals and isready to apologise for any"misunderstanding".

Seven-time Tour de Francechampion Lance Armstrong willride his last professional raceoutside the United States inJanuary's Tour Down Under.Armstrong, 39, quit the sport in2005 before returning in 2009,but in July he confirmed that2010 would be the last time herode the Tour de France. In whatis likely to be his last season, TheTour Down Under is the Texan'sfirst confirmed race for 2011.

The DepotAndalucian Freight

UK SPAIN IRELAND

Call 952 450 487659 249 463

International & Local Removal Specialists

Best prices on the Costa del SolPacking materials sold

www.thedepot-andaluciafreight.com

tel: 952 443 [email protected]

air Conditioning

ServiCing & repairS

oFFiCial panaSoniC Centre

top quality installations from €595

Coin meters to control electric consumption €300

no obligation quotations and advice - all makes

Contact lynne or alison in the airflow offices

Fully registeredFirst for QualityFirst for Choice


No hidden extras

Delivery & Collection

Gatwick Airport only

CAR HIRE UKVICTORIA

Tel: 0044 1293 432155

Fax: 0044 1293 402600902 107 1112 1009 7 1112 10

SPOTLIGHT SportingSprinter Usain Bolt says he is back to full fitness

Bolt’s last outing in Sweden and he shows signs of the strain we very rarely see

Map of DuquesaLocated close to the beach 5-8 mins walk and near the town Duquesa, these apartments have excellent road access and travel from either Malaga Airport or Gibraltar (Monarch and British Airways)

La Duquesa sports harbourThe sportsharbour has several restaurants and bars openall year. It is a lovely holiday area with wide sandy beaches. There are plenty of charming places to enjoy lunch!

Bank repossession in Spain - buy directly from the bank

100% mortgage*2.5% mortgage rate •Interest only for 2 years! •No redemption fee •No opening cost for mortgage •(only a 1% penalty if change lender) Mortgage application supplied in English•

*Notes: Banco Espana instructed all Spanish Banks that they are no longer permitted to offer mortgages above the selling price of the proper-ty, so purchase costs and fees cannot be included in the mortgage amount.

Tel. 951 100 210 www.casauna.com [email protected]

Approx 30 apartments for sale in Duquesa Price € 120,000 - 135,000Lounge · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths · 70 - 80 m² built · Terrace · Spacious · 3 large community pools · Garages · Paddle tennis · Gated community · Exclusive area · Reference: RE-2060

High quality developmentALL APARTMENTS have 2 bedrooms and 2 bathroomsThey are 70 - 80 m² built · Bright · Spacious Elevator · Siemens kitchen · Private terraceSome available with parking and storage room included

Scandinavian real estate agent

Siemens kitchenModern kitchen with granite worktop, “Siemens” fitted kitchen – electric oven 4 hobs, American fridge, Washing machine.

Distress s

ale

apartments in

Spain

http://www.casa-una.com/duquesa--a118.html

http://www.casauna.com/apartment-duquesa--p2060.html

http://www.casauna.com/

http://www.casa-una.com/duquesa--a118.html

http://www.casa-una.com/distresssale.html

http://www.casa-una.com/distresssale.html

The News Newspaper - Issue 096 (Date 27-10-10)

Documents

Transcript of The News Newspaper - Issue 096 (Date 27-10-10)